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How To Catch A Ghost (2016)
After her family moves into a new home, a teen girl is surprised to find it filled with ghosts who love to dance.
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After her family moves into a new home, a teen girl is surprised to find it filled with ghosts who love to dance.
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Written By:Christopher Scott, Blake Harris
In Theaters:8/12/2016
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Runtime:18 minutes
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