Obscura - DVD
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A reclusive young photographer, Andrew Kaleen (Andrew John), incidentally becomes wrapped up in a string of murders delivered through clues in the form of a 35mm film.
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- GenreHorrorDescriptionA reclusive young photographer, Andrew Kaleen (Andrew John), incidentally becomes wrapped up in a string of murders delivered through clues in the form of a 35mm film.TitleObscuraFormatDVDMPAA RatingNC-17StudioFilmhub
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