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Midnight Talk
After her mother’s death, Sarah lives isolated with her aunt. One night, she confesses experiencing the feeling of a presence, something malicious and relentless.
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After her mother’s death, Sarah lives isolated with her aunt. One night, she confesses experiencing the feeling of a presence, something malicious and relentless.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Gabrielle O'Brien, Tristan Heine, Raffael Oliveri
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Oliveri Post-Production
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