Dummy (2023)
Bill is a recent divorcee whose life goes from mundane to surreal when a respiratory dummy named Anne seemingly “follows” him home from work. What starts as a magical intervention turns into a slow burn nightmare.
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Bill is a recent divorcee whose life goes from mundane to surreal when a respiratory dummy named Anne seemingly “follows” him home from work. What starts as a magical intervention turns into a slow burn nightmare.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Andrew Kaberline
In Theaters:8/10/2023
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:88th Street Productions, CSMD Group, EVP, I Don't Work Here Productions, Slager Fuj Creative Media, United Creatives
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