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Szamota's Mistress (2019)
A lawyer, Josef Szamota, comes to an old, abandoned mansion known as "Rosewood" to estimate the eerie manor's value. As Szamota spends more time at Rosewood, he begins to question his reality.
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A lawyer, Josef Szamota, comes to an old, abandoned mansion known as "Rosewood" to estimate the eerie manor's value. As Szamota spends more time at Rosewood, he begins to question his reality.
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror, Romance
Written By:Adam Uryniak
In Theaters:2/3/2019
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Butcher's Films, Studio Filmowe AU
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