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Elliot's Cradle
"Elliot's Cradle" follows the harrowing journey of a grieving mother, Sarah (Natasha Faye Sandhu), who is grappling with the devastating loss of her infant son, Elliot. Desperate for closure and yearning for one last connection with her child, Sarah turns to the enigmatic medium, Elaine (Gillian Broderick), in a last-ditch attempt to reach out to her deceased son.
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"Elliot's Cradle" follows the harrowing journey of a grieving mother, Sarah (Natasha Faye Sandhu), who is grappling with the devastating loss of her infant son, Elliot. Desperate for closure and yearning for one last connection with her child, Sarah turns to the enigmatic medium, Elaine (Gillian Broderick), in a last-ditch attempt to reach out to her deceased son.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Daniel Alexander
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