The Manor
Evelyn and Beverly are sisters that couldn’t be more opposite from one another. Beverly, outgoing for life, left the family and married a wealthy man. While Evelyn enjoys the simple things, stayed in their hometown looking after their mother. After the death of their mother, the two sisters come together on a dark and chilling night where they discover her final wishes.
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Evelyn and Beverly are sisters that couldn’t be more opposite from one another. Beverly, outgoing for life, left the family and married a wealthy man. While Evelyn enjoys the simple things, stayed in their hometown looking after their mother. After the death of their mother, the two sisters come together on a dark and chilling night where they discover her final wishes.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Mariah Samrani
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Hospo Parlour Productions, Old Brick Lantern Productions
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