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The Orphanage(2007)
The Orphanage(2007)
Spanish horror about an abandoned orphanage with past secrets taken over by a couple and their young son.
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Film Details
Year
2010
Duration
112 minutes
Genres
Horror, Thriller
Language
Spanish (English subtitles)
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
This atmospheric movie from Spain is horror, but not of the buckets of blood and gore variety. Instead Julia's Eyes derives its scares from proper characters and creeping, scary atmosphere. Julia is slowly losing her eyesight due a condition that apparently led her sister to commit suicide. Although she can see less and less, Julia is more and more sure that someone or something is stalking her. Of course, nobody believes her and she's left to face this mysterious menace by herself. It's a brilliantly made, excellently acted and beautiful looking film that avoids cheap thrills, while still giving us a decent fright.
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