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That Day (2007)
A young couple, Lola (Laura Giglio) and Kristopher (Brett Fallon), travelling in the country stops to visit Lola's disabled cousin (Johnny Monotone) in a quiet little town...But things are not so simple... With the help of a nurse (Debbie D), they try to escape their own death...
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A young couple, Lola (Laura Giglio) and Kristopher (Brett Fallon), travelling in the country stops to visit Lola's disabled cousin (Johnny Monotone) in a quiet little town...But things are not so simple... With the help of a nurse (Debbie D), they try to escape their own death...
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Luc Bernier
In Theaters:7/1/2007
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Runtime:39 minutes
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