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School of Fear
A new teacher at an exclusive school slowly pieces together a mystery involving an insidious game played by her students, who may have been responsible for her predecessor's death.
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A new teacher at an exclusive school slowly pieces together a mystery involving an insidious game played by her students, who may have been responsible for her predecessor's death.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Roberto Gandus, Dardano Sacchetti, Giorgio Stegani, Giorgio Stegani
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Silvio Berlusconi Communications, Reteitalia, ANFRI S.r.l.
Cast
Lamberto Bava
Director
Alessandra Acciai
Diana Berti
Jean Hebert
Insp. Marc Anselmi
Stefano De Sando
Mauro Lambert
Morena Turchi
Anna Giusti
Fabio Iellini
Giorgio Mussi
Viola Simoncioni
Roberta Sassi
Valeria Milillo
Claudia Testi
Giuseppe Pianviti
Alberto
Luca Fagioli
Giacomo
Daria Nicolodi
Headmistress
Piero Cucchi
Father of Missing Girl (uncredited)
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