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A western businessman, his Thai wife and son experience a horrible accident while visiting Bangkok. In the aftermath, they find there is a shadow world between life and death where endless darkness lies.
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A western businessman, his Thai wife and son experience a horrible accident while visiting Bangkok. In the aftermath, they find there is a shadow world between life and death where endless darkness lies.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:John Penney
In Theaters:11/5/2011
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Angel & Bear Productions, Capitol Motion Pictures, Greenlight Films, Hybrid Pictures
Cast
John Penney
Director
William Hurt
Warren Mills
Cary Elwes
Jeff Mathews
Liz Burnette
Mae Noi (voice)
Ploy Jindachote
Choi Luang
Paula Taylor
Som Mathews
Nori Sato
Ghost in the Hallway
Viyada Umarin
Mae Noi
Weeratham Wichairaksakul
Rangsan Nitava
Chanin Goldsmith
Kyle Matthews
Patrick Frost
Dead Soldier
Watcharapon Kammanid
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