07 February 2020 Horror 14 mins
Alice arrives at an old hostel in Rome to meet her childhood friend Nicole. When she arrives at the hostel, Alice begins to have unexplained illnesses and strange visions, including the ghost of an old nun. Terrifying secrets hidden by time between the ancient walls will reveal the true nature of the place.
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Germany 07 February 2020
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