Unspoken (2006)
The world outside has ceased to exist. Brandon, his girlfriend Katie and his younger brother Guy have finally decided that it is better to die at their own hands in the company of the ones they love, than to continue living helplessly, confined to a dark, minuscule abandoned storefront.
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The world outside has ceased to exist. Brandon, his girlfriend Katie and his younger brother Guy have finally decided that it is better to die at their own hands in the company of the ones they love, than to continue living helplessly, confined to a dark, minuscule abandoned storefront.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marc Clebanoff
In Theaters:5/22/2006
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Runtime:82 minutes
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