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Six Feet (2022)
A lone front desk attendant in an isolated motel must battle his anxiety disorder, cleaning obsession and possible motel contamination while serving quarantined guests in the middle of a deadly global pandemic.
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A lone front desk attendant in an isolated motel must battle his anxiety disorder, cleaning obsession and possible motel contamination while serving quarantined guests in the middle of a deadly global pandemic.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Rajendra Thakurathi, Stephen James Thomas
In Theaters:10/30/2022
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Studio:Lucky Elephant Media, Prowler Films
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