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Dr. Sander's Sleep Cure 

A man, plagued by insomnia, turns to Doctor Sander's Sleep Cure tapes for relief, becoming the unwitting star of his own nightmarish productions, navigating through bizarre and morbid dreamscapes filled with macabre humor.
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A man, plagued by insomnia, turns to Doctor Sander's Sleep Cure tapes for relief, becoming the unwitting star of his own nightmarish productions, navigating through bizarre and morbid dreamscapes filled with macabre humor.

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Genre:Fantasy, Horror
Directed By:Mart Sander
Written By:Mart Sander
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:OÜ FilMinistry

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