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The Intruder (2000)

Catherine moves to a new city, and Nick Girard, a composer of film scores, catches her eye. They marry, but almost instantly something seems amiss. Nick had a previous wife named Stella, but she was killed two years earlier and her presence seems to still reside in the apartment. The neighbours in the building aren't exactly welcoming, either. Catherine begins to think that an unseen force is trying to warn her about Nick, who starts to doubt her sanity.
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Catherine moves to a new city, and Nick Girard, a composer of film scores, catches her eye. They marry, but almost instantly something seems amiss. Nick had a previous wife named Stella, but she was killed two years earlier and her presence seems to still reside in the apartment. The neighbours in the building aren't exactly welcoming, either. Catherine begins to think that an unseen force is trying to warn her about Nick, who starts to doubt her sanity.

Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Directed By:David Bailey
Written By:Paul Mayersberg, Jamie Brown
In Theaters:5/13/2000
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:GFT Kingsborough Films, Steve Walsh Productions, Studio Eight Productions, WIC Entertainment, Studio Eight

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