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Alone at home, a fourty-something years old spend his containment days doing sport, cultural activities and chatting on the phone with Franck, his only friend. On a morning, he finds out an old coin into his kitchen's ventilation entrance.
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Alone at home, a fourty-something years old spend his containment days doing sport, cultural activities and chatting on the phone with Franck, his only friend. On a morning, he finds out an old coin into his kitchen's ventilation entrance.
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Genre:Thriller, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Fabien Carrabin, Domenico Graziani, Nicolas Suzanne
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Runtime:95 minutes
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