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Ghost Phone (2013)
William Pierce (Nelson Franklin) is a practical, rational man who suddenly finds himself face to face with the paranormal when he starts receiving phone calls from the dead on the cell phone his recently-deceased fiancée (Melissa Ordway) left behind.
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William Pierce (Nelson Franklin) is a practical, rational man who suddenly finds himself face to face with the paranormal when he starts receiving phone calls from the dead on the cell phone his recently-deceased fiancée (Melissa Ordway) left behind.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama
Written By:Jeffrey F. Jackson, Gary Walkow
In Theaters:12/19/2013
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Taos Land & Film Company, Pendragon Film, Adobe Noir
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