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Five friends tell creepy stories in this funny and scary British film.
The writer/director and composer chatted to us on the red carpet.
A very clever and thought-provoking addition to the festival line-up.
An uneven collection of eight shorts that baffles as much as it entertains.
The oddly titled film is deeper than you might expect.
Edgar (Thomas Lennon) returns to his childhood home after separating from his wife. Once back in his parents’ house, he spends time going through...