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We're All Haunted Here 

Julia, a desultory ghost, is faced with moving on when a mother and son move into the home she haunts. Tensions rise between the family, and everything changes when the son reveals something else is in the house with them. Something not even their ghostly voyeur can see.
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Julia, a desultory ghost, is faced with moving on when a mother and son move into the home she haunts. Tensions rise between the family, and everything changes when the son reveals something else is in the house with them. Something not even their ghostly voyeur can see.

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Genre:Horror, Drama
Directed By:Zac Pinto Lobo
Written By:Zac Pinto Lobo
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Runtime:17 minutes
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