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The Porcelain Pianist
The Porcelain Pianist is a creepy little tale with an eerie, slow-burn pace that follows three young men who join forces to confront their absent father on the set of a horror film. In the film, their father is directing a story about a notorious composer and maestro pianist whose music reputedly caused madness in its listeners. To add to the horror, the composer famously hid his features under a porcelain mask.
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The Porcelain Pianist is a creepy little tale with an eerie, slow-burn pace that follows three young men who join forces to confront their absent father on the set of a horror film. In the film, their father is directing a story about a notorious composer and maestro pianist whose music reputedly caused madness in its listeners. To add to the horror, the composer famously hid his features under a porcelain mask.
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Hex Studios
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