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I'm just a Ghost, but that's OK
A musician decides to goes off the grid after the sudden passing of his girlfriend. He moves into a vacant house and plans to take his own life until a ghost interferes.
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A musician decides to goes off the grid after the sudden passing of his girlfriend. He moves into a vacant house and plans to take his own life until a ghost interferes.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:James Lee
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Runtime:30 minutes
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