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When It Rings (2023)
Years after the tragic death of his sister, Zach returns to his childhood home. There he finds an old toy phone he used to "talk" to his dead sister, setting off a series of terrifying events, making him question what, and who, is real.
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Years after the tragic death of his sister, Zach returns to his childhood home. There he finds an old toy phone he used to "talk" to his dead sister, setting off a series of terrifying events, making him question what, and who, is real.
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Genre:Thriller
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In Theaters:10/3/2023
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Stauros Entertainment
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