Drowning Ghost
Three students murdered at century-old boarding school. Killer drowned himself; body never found. On 100th anniversary of killings, student researching incident vanishes, along with others, as dark presence haunts school.
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Three students murdered at century-old boarding school. Killer drowned himself; body never found. On 100th anniversary of killings, student researching incident vanishes, along with others, as dark presence haunts school.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Vasa, Mikael Håfström
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Greta Film AB, Moviola Film och Television AB, Svenska Filminstitutet, Europa Post Production, Fagervik International, TV4, Nordisk Film Norway
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