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After a lifetime of grappling with abusive men and a bitter divorce, a mother finds hope for herself and her teenage daughter in a new home, only to quickly find their newfound freedom tested by malicious secrets within its walls.
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After a lifetime of grappling with abusive men and a bitter divorce, a mother finds hope for herself and her teenage daughter in a new home, only to quickly find their newfound freedom tested by malicious secrets within its walls.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Juan Pablo Reinoso
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Studio:Price Productions, Dark Elegy Films, Lookbook Films, Firebook Entertainment
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