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The Deepening (2006)
A troubled N.Y. fireman suffers from PTSD after working the events of 9-11. Seeking a fresh start, he relocates to a small town. His nightmares, however, do not subside as the population of the town decreases.
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A troubled N.Y. fireman suffers from PTSD after working the events of 9-11. Seeking a fresh start, he relocates to a small town. His nightmares, however, do not subside as the population of the town decreases.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Jim O'Rear
In Theaters:10/1/2006
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Allied Horror, Lazy Donkey Films, Wicked Dreams Entertainment
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