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Visions of Suffering (2006)
Demons cross the divide between the world of dreams and waking reality to capture a victim and drag him back to their nightmarish realm.
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Demons cross the divide between the world of dreams and waking reality to capture a victim and drag him back to their nightmarish realm.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Andrey Iskanov
In Theaters:9/26/2006
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Iskanov Production
Cast
Andrey Iskanov
Director
Alexandra Batrumova
The Girlfriend
Svyatoslav Iliyasov
The man in black beret
Andrey Iskanov
The Priest
Zoya Alexandrovna Makarova
As Zoya Makarova
Igor Orlov
The man in black
Alexander Shevchenko
The man in glasses
Victor Silkin
The Phone Repairman
Katerina Minina
Golgotha
Manoush
Golgotha (voice)
Andrey Iskanov
Brandt
Anastasia Asafova
Vika
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