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When One Door Closes 

A disposal employee is working at a long dormant Manor House when he uncovers the possibility of a hidden fortune, his greed clouds his judgment and he uncovers the sinister buried history of the people this fortune was built on.
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A disposal employee is working at a long dormant Manor House when he uncovers the possibility of a hidden fortune, his greed clouds his judgment and he uncovers the sinister buried history of the people this fortune was built on.

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tom Waterhouse, Thomas Kean
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Runtime:9 minutes
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