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For Roger (2021)
After receiving word of his partner Clara's passing, Roger travels to the desolate family cabin where they would often vacation together. As he pores over the home videos recorded during their trips, Roger begins to realize that someone has been watching them from the woods for years.
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After receiving word of his partner Clara's passing, Roger travels to the desolate family cabin where they would often vacation together. As he pores over the home videos recorded during their trips, Roger begins to realize that someone has been watching them from the woods for years.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Gwyn Cutler, Derek Pinchot, Aaron Bartuska
In Theaters:10/2/2021
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Page Thirty-Four Productions
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