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After a camera is recovered near an abandoned trail outside Banevo, Bulgaria, authorities uncover disturbing footage tied to the disappearance of cinematographer Georgina Reagan and her driver, Petar Petrov. What begins as a routine location scouting trip through isolated ruins soon descends into terror as the pair encounter a sinister presence lurking within the abandoned buildings they explore.
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After a camera is recovered near an abandoned trail outside Banevo, Bulgaria, authorities uncover disturbing footage tied to the disappearance of cinematographer Georgina Reagan and her driver, Petar Petrov. What begins as a routine location scouting trip through isolated ruins soon descends into terror as the pair encounter a sinister presence lurking within the abandoned buildings they explore.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Miroslav Petkov
Written By:Miroslav Petkov
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Studio:Enigma Movie Productions

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