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Long Lost (2019)
When Seth receives a mysterious letter inviting him to spend the weekend at a secluded mansion in the country, he soon realizes the people inside the house may know him better than he knows himself.
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When Seth receives a mysterious letter inviting him to spend the weekend at a secluded mansion in the country, he soon realizes the people inside the house may know him better than he knows himself.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Erik Bloomquist
In Theaters:3/29/2019
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Mainframe Pictures
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