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As a child, Cynthia could see ghosts, but being too afraid, she ended closing her special sense. Now, her 6 years old son seems to be talking to dead people... Worried and frightened, Cynthia must open herself again.
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As a child, Cynthia could see ghosts, but being too afraid, she ended closing her special sense. Now, her 6 years old son seems to be talking to dead people... Worried and frightened, Cynthia must open herself again.
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Genre:Thriller, Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Thomas Hinse
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Les Productions du Cerf Noir
Cast
Thomas Hinse
Director
Camille Lemay-Paquin
Cynthia
Anthony Tingaud
Benjamin
Béatrice Plisson
Valérie
Charles Gauvin
Félix
Léna Cormier
Léanne
Louise-Josée Mondoux
La femme de ménage
James Brown
L'enfant fantôme
Marie-Ève Trudel
La femme fantôme
Nicolas Macameau Bellerive
L'homme fantôme
Emma Guilbault
Mia 1 an
Auguste Fleurant
Mia 6 mois
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