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In Carcosa (2012)
Under the insane leadership of two mysterious figures, an underground support group for sufferers of 'reverse deja-vu' starts to fall apart at the seams, pulling the group members down into a fractured world of strange visions and surreal flashbacks, as they try to make sense of the city around them.
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Under the insane leadership of two mysterious figures, an underground support group for sufferers of 'reverse deja-vu' starts to fall apart at the seams, pulling the group members down into a fractured world of strange visions and surreal flashbacks, as they try to make sense of the city around them.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Christopher Ernst, Bill Darmon
In Theaters:12/11/2012
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Studio EM
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