The Broken

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Theatrical Release Date:

01/09/2009

DVD Release Date:

03/31/2009

Run Time:

88min.

Starring:

Lena Headey , Ulrich Thomsen , Melvil Poupaud , Michelle Duncan , Asier Newman

Director(s):

Sean Ellis

Distributor(s):

After Dark Films

MPAA Rating:

Genre(s):

Horror

Plot: A woman is thrust into a world where everything is subtly unfamiliar in this edgy thriller from writer and director Sean Ellis. Gina McVay (Lena Headey) is a radiologist who is enjoying dinner one evening with her family and her boyfriend Stefan ... Read More

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