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A skeptical teenager enters an abandoned building to prove ghosts don’t exist, but with only one minute of memory left on his camera, he must capture the truth before time runs out.
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A skeptical teenager enters an abandoned building to prove ghosts don’t exist, but with only one minute of memory left on his camera, he must capture the truth before time runs out.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Keane Montong
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