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Hedges 

A husband begins secretly documenting his wife's increasingly erratic behavior as she appears to lose her grip on reality. But as the recordings accumulate, the cameras capture unsettling events neither of them can explain, revealing a terrifying truth hidden within the footage.
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A husband begins secretly documenting his wife's increasingly erratic behavior as she appears to lose her grip on reality. But as the recordings accumulate, the cameras capture unsettling events neither of them can explain, revealing a terrifying truth hidden within the footage.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Rod Blackhurst
Written By:Noah Lang
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Studio:Witchcraft Motion Picture Company, Monarque Entertainment

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