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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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Year
1990
Duration
121 minutes
Genres
Romance
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Hugely popular supernatural love story starring Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore. After Sam is killed during a mugging, he is left hanging around his old apartment as a ghost. Desperate to communicate with Molly, he stumbles across a dodgy psychic, Oda Mae, who is shocked to discover she has real powers. Although there is a thriller plot, the film's real appeal is the idea that love survives even after death, an idea illustrated the famous (or infamous) pottery scene.
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Contains moderate horror, bloody injury, sex and one use of strong language
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