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The Burial (2015)
The fears of three cousins will begin to come true when, during a weekend alone, while their parents attend their grandmother's funeral, strange things begin to happen inside the house.
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The fears of three cousins will begin to come true when, during a weekend alone, while their parents attend their grandmother's funeral, strange things begin to happen inside the house.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama, Mystery, Horror
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In Theaters:9/4/2015
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Walt Nick's Pictures, A. J. Luna Producciones, A. J. luna, MAVV
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