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In Session (2012)
A former Sing Sing inmate, accidentally robs and is held captive by his old shrink Dr. Beck, an ex-criminal psychologist turned librarian after the murder of his wife and son, who interrogates the intruder as though it were one of their sessions turned awry.
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A former Sing Sing inmate, accidentally robs and is held captive by his old shrink Dr. Beck, an ex-criminal psychologist turned librarian after the murder of his wife and son, who interrogates the intruder as though it were one of their sessions turned awry.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Horror
Written By:David M. Night Maire
In Theaters:9/1/2012
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Airebedd Productions
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