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Ghost Image (2007)

When a young female video editor loses her boyfriend in a car crash, she finds solace in watching video of him taken the night before he died. When he starts to communicate with her through that video, she must decide if he has broken through the barrier between this world and the next, or has she slipped off into madness.
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When a young female video editor loses her boyfriend in a car crash, she finds solace in watching video of him taken the night before he died. When he starts to communicate with her through that video, she must decide if he has broken through the barrier between this world and the next, or has she slipped off into madness.

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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:Jack Snyder
Written By:Jack Snyder, James Dean Schulte, Srikant Chellappa
In Theaters:7/23/2007
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Kalinga Productions, Jeff Most Productions

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