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When are you coming home again?
As a girl travels through Sweden she listens to several voice messages from a man who keeps asking her when she's coming home again. The messages get more aggressive and tensions arise before the girl arrives in Gothenburg and has a violent and revealing confrontation.
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As a girl travels through Sweden she listens to several voice messages from a man who keeps asking her when she's coming home again. The messages get more aggressive and tensions arise before the girl arrives in Gothenburg and has a violent and revealing confrontation.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:William Brandt
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