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I Think We're Alone Now (2018)
After a catastrophe destroys most of humanity, recluse Del lives in his small, empty town, content with the utopia he has methodically created for himself, until an interloper, young Grace, disrupts his solitude.
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After a catastrophe destroys most of humanity, recluse Del lives in his small, empty town, content with the utopia he has methodically created for himself, until an interloper, young Grace, disrupts his solitude.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Mystery
Written By:Mike Makowsky
In Theaters:9/14/2018
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Automatik Entertainment, Estuary Films, IM Global, Exhibit Entertainment, Ferrotame Films Limited, Lonely Child Productions, Opposite Field Pictures, Ingenious Media
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