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Mystery Box 

A woman on vacation on a small island outside of Stockholm finds an old metal box in her fishing net. Leaving it in a shed nearby to dispose of later, she soon discovers that some mysterious artefacts are better left at the bottom of the ocean.
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A woman on vacation on a small island outside of Stockholm finds an old metal box in her fishing net. Leaving it in a shed nearby to dispose of later, she soon discovers that some mysterious artefacts are better left at the bottom of the ocean.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Tommy Wiklund, Sonny Laguna
Written By:Sonny Laguna, Tommy Wiklund, David Liljeblad
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Stockholm Syndrome Film

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Tommy Wiklund, Sonny Laguna

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Lisa Henni

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Hanna Oldenburg

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