Lost Things

Year: 2003

Runtime: 83 mins

Language: English

Director: Martin Murphy

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Four teenagers—Gary (Leon Ford), Brad (Chalie Garber), Emily (Lenka Kripac) and Tracey (Alex Vaughan)—travel to a remote, paradisiacal desert beach for a weekend getaway. Upon arrival they encounter the older Zippo (Steve Le Marquand) and are struck by a strong sense of déjà vu as strange, uncanny events unfold, suggesting they have been there before. By Saturday they realize they are trapped in a nightmarish loop.

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