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JOYSTREET 

Looking for a place to stay for the night, Léa uses Joystreet, an innovative app, and ends up at the home of Alexandre, a seemingly ordinary host. But as soon as she arrives, a sense of unease begins to settle in. As the evening unfolds, Léa realizes that things are not going to go as planned, and that she should never have stepped through that door.
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Looking for a place to stay for the night, Léa uses Joystreet, an innovative app, and ends up at the home of Alexandre, a seemingly ordinary host. But as soon as she arrives, a sense of unease begins to settle in. As the evening unfolds, Léa realizes that things are not going to go as planned, and that she should never have stepped through that door.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Bastien Samson
Written By:Bastien Samson
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:ESRA Bretagne

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