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Red Screen 

A young and ambitious female profiler is trying to interrogate a maniac about his last victim, who might still be alive. However, the serial killer remains unresponsive. The only way to make him talk is to expose him to an effective yet deadly development called "Red Screen." There's just one problem-the profiler has to be the first one to experience "Red Screen".
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A young and ambitious female profiler is trying to interrogate a maniac about his last victim, who might still be alive. However, the serial killer remains unresponsive. The only way to make him talk is to expose him to an effective yet deadly development called "Red Screen." There's just one problem-the profiler has to be the first one to experience "Red Screen".

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Evgeniy Kolyadintsev, Dima Barch, Arseny Syuhin, Nikolay Lupanov, Kristina Manzhula, Marina Glushkina
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:10/09

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