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A Day In The Country

Released PG 8 min 7.6/10 Votes: 19

From time to time, when the weather is nice, George takes his family to the lake. Forced by a torn fan-belt he leaves them behind and ventures on an involuntary stroll. The stroll turns ugly, an undead girl crosses his path and the future doesn't look that bright anymore. But don't worry, daddy's going to fix it all.

Type:

Movie

Genre:

Drama, Horror, Short

Release:

2010-04-10

Year:

2024

Language:

English

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