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Tree (2007)

After a recent tragedy, Tom Brueggeman and his family move to the old farm where they discover a large tree that gives them cryptic visions of their future. While his wife Ellie, and daughter Katie seem to welcome the mysterious phenomenon, Tom struggles with what appears to be a vision of his own demise.
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After a recent tragedy, Tom Brueggeman and his family move to the old farm where they discover a large tree that gives them cryptic visions of their future. While his wife Ellie, and daughter Katie seem to welcome the mysterious phenomenon, Tom struggles with what appears to be a vision of his own demise.

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Genre:Drama, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Bill Elverman
In Theaters:5/17/2007
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Drop Shadow Productions, Gaslight Films, Rule 42 Productions

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