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The Sight (2000)
The American successful architect Michael Lewis travels to London with his partner and friend, the builder Jake, to refurbish an old hotel. Michael is having successive nightmares, and once in London, he realizes that twenty-one spirits are trying to contact him to solve murders of a serial killer. Michael, with the support of Jake, Detective Pryce and the ghosts, try to avoid the ninth crime and find the serial-killer.
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The American successful architect Michael Lewis travels to London with his partner and friend, the builder Jake, to refurbish an old hotel. Michael is having successive nightmares, and once in London, he realizes that twenty-one spirits are trying to contact him to solve murders of a serial killer. Michael, with the support of Jake, Detective Pryce and the ghosts, try to avoid the ninth crime and find the serial-killer.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Paul W. S. Anderson
In Theaters:10/29/2000
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Sky Productions, 20th Century Fox Television, Impact Pictures
Cast
Paul W. S. Anderson
Director
Andrew McCarthy
Michael Lewis
Kevin Tighe
Jake
Amanda Redman
Detective Pryce
Jessica Oyelowo
Isobel
David Roper
Sgt. Eric Mills
Honor Blackman
Margaret Smith
Alexander Armstrong
Charles Dodgson
Julian Firth
Tourist in New York
Maurice Roëves
Det. Pryce's boss
Clabe Hartley
Ghost in Hotel Parking Garage
Hélène Patarot
Mrs. Fong
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