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Worlds from Home (2019)
An estranged father and son set out on a road trip to bond and fail miserably. It's only when their escapade takes a turn toward the paranormal that they come together in a fight for their lives against both alien and man.
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An estranged father and son set out on a road trip to bond and fail miserably. It's only when their escapade takes a turn toward the paranormal that they come together in a fight for their lives against both alien and man.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:10/25/2019
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