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Beth and Mark are a couple heading to a country home for a weekend break to fix their rocky relationship. But when Mark goes missing in the middle of the night Beth is faced with the truths of a haunted past.
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Beth and Mark are a couple heading to a country home for a weekend break to fix their rocky relationship. But when Mark goes missing in the middle of the night Beth is faced with the truths of a haunted past.
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Written By:Aaran McKenzie, Stephen Sitkowski
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