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Walter, a successful 50-year-old psychologist, decides to mend his relationship with his daughter Ginevra by forcing her to spend a week with him in an isolated house in the woods. But a dangerous entity lurks nearby.
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Walter, a successful 50-year-old psychologist, decides to mend his relationship with his daughter Ginevra by forcing her to spend a week with him in an isolated house in the woods. But a dangerous entity lurks nearby.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Serena Bernardi, Salvatore Vitiello
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Studio:Cine1italia, SNCI Production
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