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The Cellar (2003)
Four college students majoring in art have rented a remote summerhouse for the weekend to get some peace and quiet while working on their latest projects. Their stay quickly becomes increasingly unpleasant however as they start having strange visions. Is the house haunted or are their minds just playing tricks on them? Well, they're just about to find out.
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Four college students majoring in art have rented a remote summerhouse for the weekend to get some peace and quiet while working on their latest projects. Their stay quickly becomes increasingly unpleasant however as they start having strange visions. Is the house haunted or are their minds just playing tricks on them? Well, they're just about to find out.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Nils Wåhlin, Martin Kjellberg
In Theaters:1/29/2003
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Ankatt Produktion
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