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Ghosts Never Sleep (2005)
Jared, a struggling writer, is haunted by a tragic past. Fact and fiction explosively collide when he writes of a dark family secret that his wife can't understand and that his mother has vowed to keep hidden at all costs.
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Jared, a struggling writer, is haunted by a tragic past. Fact and fiction explosively collide when he writes of a dark family secret that his wife can't understand and that his mother has vowed to keep hidden at all costs.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Steve Freedman, Christopher Joyce
In Theaters:4/1/2005
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:More East to Go Films, Kill Switch LLC
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