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The Red Door
A middle-aged dentist sees his life falling apart: suffering from psychosomatic illnesses, abandoned by his wife, and disliked by his son, he finds refuge in memories of his idyllic childhood.
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A middle-aged dentist sees his life falling apart: suffering from psychosomatic illnesses, abandoned by his wife, and disliked by his son, he finds refuge in memories of his idyllic childhood.
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Genre:Fantasy, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Buddhadeb Dasgupta
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Runtime:95 minutes
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