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The Guests
A woman and her baby have just moved into a new home. After she calls her mother, guests start to come up the stairs: isn’t this where the housewarming is? When she hesitantly lets them in, it turns out to be the beginning of a nightmare.
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A woman and her baby have just moved into a new home. After she calls her mother, guests start to come up the stairs: isn’t this where the housewarming is? When she hesitantly lets them in, it turns out to be the beginning of a nightmare.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Shane Danielsen
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Screen NSW, Hopscotch Features, Causeway Films
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