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Red Windows (2016)
With evidence that her apartment is being invaded, Abby Mitchell, with little opportunity for escape, is convinced she is being watched from a quiet neighboring house where all the windows have been mysteriously covered with red fabric.
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With evidence that her apartment is being invaded, Abby Mitchell, with little opportunity for escape, is convinced she is being watched from a quiet neighboring house where all the windows have been mysteriously covered with red fabric.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Tony Barnett
In Theaters:5/1/2016
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Studio:GameFace Productions
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