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Landfall (1734—1987—2018)
After a surveyor goes missing while working on the southern coast of England, her successor begins to encounter strange phenomena. These experiences may either hold the key to this mystery, or simply deepen the frontier marshland's enigmas.
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After a surveyor goes missing while working on the southern coast of England, her successor begins to encounter strange phenomena. These experiences may either hold the key to this mystery, or simply deepen the frontier marshland's enigmas.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller, Drama, Horror
Written By:Wahab Iqbal, Thomas Watchorn
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Headspace Films
Cast
Wahab Iqbal, Thomas Watchorn
Director
Hayley-Marie Axe
Nicole Miller
Emma McDonald
Martha York
Jodyanne Richardson
Heather
Duncan Hess
Dr. M. Rhodes
Mike Kelson
Councillor Gladwell
Gareth Lawrence
Smuggler
Peter York
Priest
Chris Young
Burt (voice)
Oliver Allin
Caravan Community
Emily Horner
Caravan Community
Jose Tavares
Caravan Community
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