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Wrongful Death
Captured inside the darkness of the strange, designed room, a narcissistic journalist and a mean sinful woman learn the hard way that the truth cannot be buried forever and what begins quite harmlessly, ends in a game of life and death.
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Captured inside the darkness of the strange, designed room, a narcissistic journalist and a mean sinful woman learn the hard way that the truth cannot be buried forever and what begins quite harmlessly, ends in a game of life and death.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Vjekoslav Katušin, Miroslav Trčak
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Dream Team Pictures, Elementree, Redrum Entertainment
Cast
Vjekoslav Katušin
Director
Isabella Brenza
Sophia McElroy
Michael Paré
Dr. David Moore
Alexander Man
Jake Mills
Raquel Montes
Maria Lopez
Eric Roberts
Senator McElroy
Vjekoslav Katušin
Lou Cefair / Luzifer
Hubertus Geller
The German
Monique Bartnik
Victoria
Jenny Perris
Alice Coleman
Alona Hertha
Cataleya
Alessio Medas
Mr. Rossi
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