Sound of Nothing (2013)
Six years after the apocalypse, George and his daughter live at a secluded old farm in an attempt to hide from roving creatures, militant survivors, and their own past. But a stranger's unexpected appearance brings them out of hiding.
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Six years after the apocalypse, George and his daughter live at a secluded old farm in an attempt to hide from roving creatures, militant survivors, and their own past. But a stranger's unexpected appearance brings them out of hiding.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Chris Grega, Ceasare Vengoni
In Theaters:7/18/2013
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:88mm Productions
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