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Remote Viewing (2018)
A group of misfit filmmakers document their experiments with remote viewing; the alleged paranormal ability to perceive remote or hidden targets by using extrasensory perception.
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A group of misfit filmmakers document their experiments with remote viewing; the alleged paranormal ability to perceive remote or hidden targets by using extrasensory perception.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Mystery
Written By:Stuart Paul
In Theaters:12/4/2018
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Runtime:91 minutes
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