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After the passing of his father in a car crash, Lucas uses ghost-hunting technology to reach out to uncover a missing video log within a series of recordings left behind by his late dad. His co-worker puts pressure on him to re-open the family business instead of obsessing. But Lucas is determined to find the missing video log and learn what his father has to say to him postmortem, all while struggling with alcohol addiction.
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After the passing of his father in a car crash, Lucas uses ghost-hunting technology to reach out to uncover a missing video log within a series of recordings left behind by his late dad. His co-worker puts pressure on him to re-open the family business instead of obsessing. But Lucas is determined to find the missing video log and learn what his father has to say to him postmortem, all while struggling with alcohol addiction.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Cooper Steele
In Theaters:4/25/2024
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Southeastern University
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