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Invertigo 

A group of reckless teens convince a young park worker to sneak them onto a rollercoaster before its debut opening. However a system failure traps them hundreds of feet in the air, forcing them to fight for survival as buried traumas and hidden tensions erupt into chaos.
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A group of reckless teens convince a young park worker to sneak them onto a rollercoaster before its debut opening. However a system failure traps them hundreds of feet in the air, forcing them to fight for survival as buried traumas and hidden tensions erupt into chaos.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Matthias Hoene
Written By:Billy O'Brien, Kathy Charles
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Studio:Tea Shop Productions, Capstone Pictures

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