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Whispers (2025)
After her father goes missing, seventeen-year-old Bailey finds herself in a new home, with a new friend. During her sleep, she encounters an unknown and mysterious being simply known as “The Dealer”, who may be the key to discovering the mystery behind her father’s disappearance, or to her ultimate demise.
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After her father goes missing, seventeen-year-old Bailey finds herself in a new home, with a new friend. During her sleep, she encounters an unknown and mysterious being simply known as “The Dealer”, who may be the key to discovering the mystery behind her father’s disappearance, or to her ultimate demise.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Aaron Galgoci
In Theaters:5/16/2025
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:SFT Studios, CH Studios
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