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Not Very Normal Activities
An isolated house, a young couple, a perverted videographer, a mute. All of which leads to normal activities... but not quite! A parody of Paranormal Activity.
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An isolated house, a young couple, a perverted videographer, a mute. All of which leads to normal activities... but not quite! A parody of Paranormal Activity.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Maurice Barthélemy
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Source Films
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