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After ripping off the wrong person, Ghost has one week to pay off her debts or else. Desperate to find the money, she manipulates Billie, a lost soul, into helping her steal it. Although Billie appears like easy prey, she isn't as innocent as she seems and Ghost soon realizes she might've made a deadly mistake.
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After ripping off the wrong person, Ghost has one week to pay off her debts or else. Desperate to find the money, she manipulates Billie, a lost soul, into helping her steal it. Although Billie appears like easy prey, she isn't as innocent as she seems and Ghost soon realizes she might've made a deadly mistake.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Rich Mallery
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Cinema Epoch, CineRidge Entertainment, Poison Kiss Productions
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