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We Set the House on Fire
Five strangers happen upon a mysterious house on New Years Eve, their secrets and connections begin to be uncovered as the night takes a supernatural turn.
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Five strangers happen upon a mysterious house on New Years Eve, their secrets and connections begin to be uncovered as the night takes a supernatural turn.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Horror, Romance
Written By:Panwa Sutthinon, Elliot Crossley
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:Mandel Films
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