Brooding (2024)
Overview
When wildlife photographer Tara returns home from a photo trip to the California mountains, she's beset by violent agoraphobia. Her boyfriend Matthew tries to get her into treatment as she escalates episodes of self-harm, convincing herself that her house has become home to a dark insect brood.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $18,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.657 |
Directed By
Michael Quinn
Crew
Lily Telegdy
Michael Quinn
Lily Telegdy
Michael Quinn
Michael Quinn
Mifiel Valdes
Ryan Kuna
Ally Lardner
Harrison Donchez
Meredith Willmott
Mari Rivera
Bryce Paul Stephens
Amanda Ferrarese
Izzy O'Brien
Bailee Herrera
Griffin Robillard
Devin Greenwood
Zander Cullen
Michael Quinn
Aria Bruce
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