The One Who Looks ()
Overview
A young man grapples with his unexpected inner turmoil after a strange woman he sees through a window bewitches him.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $2,400.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.177 |
Directed By
Christine Salinas
Crew
Christine Salinas
Wyatt Culley
Allam El-Dib
Andrea Juska
Logan Mazil
Tristan Capada
Ashley Szutiak
Advaitha Bhardwaj
Jakub Karst
Allam El-Dib
Owen Taubert
Abby Mytz
Christine Salinas
Advaitha Bhardwaj
Wyatt Culley
Abby Mytz
Wyatt Culley
Jakub Karst
Logan Mazil
Allam El-Dib
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