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The Secret Cinema

Sep 17, 2012
0h 7m
★ 0.0

Overview

Bored cinephile Mark Arthur stumbles upon an underground theater where they show films unlike anything he's ever seen. Entry for The AV Club's "Parameter" short film contest in 2012.

Genres

Horror

Production Companies

Rabbit Room Productions

The Secret Cinema Trailers

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Cast

Stephanie Leigh Rose

Sisters

Stephanie Leigh Rose

Tyler Pistorius

Mark Arthur

Tyler Pistorius

Heidi Foland

Sisters' Assistant

Heidi Foland

Jason Coffman

Mr. Lake

Jason Coffman

John Sant

Employee #1

John Sant

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