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Room
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Room

Apr 1, 2005
1h 23m
★ 3.9

Overview

A Texan begins a cross-country journey in hope of finding the empty loft she keeps seeing in visions.

Genres

Drama
Documentary
Horror

Production Companies

C-Hundred Film Corporation
The 7th Floor

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Cast

Cyndi Williams

Julia Barker

Cyndi Williams

Kenneth Wayne Bradley

Bobby Barker

Kenneth Wayne Bradley

Alexandra Kiester

Jules Barker

Alexandra Kiester

Hannah Nicolas

Nikki Barker

Hannah Nicolas

Alisha Gaddis

Party Girl (uncredited)

Alisha Gaddis

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