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A man who lost his phone saw someone setting up and filming him with his lost phone while he went about his daily life. He started to get suspicious and felt that the person who found his phone was actually following him into his room.
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A man who lost his phone saw someone setting up and filming him with his lost phone while he went about his daily life. He started to get suspicious and felt that the person who found his phone was actually following him into his room.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Pramot Numsinlark
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Missing One Production
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