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Keep me safe (2013)
Seven-year old David is afraid that his parents are monsters. While his mother is dealing with one from her own past. Keep Me Safe explores how the fears of one generation pass onto the next.
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Seven-year old David is afraid that his parents are monsters. While his mother is dealing with one from her own past. Keep Me Safe explores how the fears of one generation pass onto the next.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Adam Vazquez
In Theaters:5/4/2013
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Runtime:20 minutes
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