Solitary

Year: 2009

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Greg Derochie

Budget: $15M

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Sara (Amber Jaeger) is confined by agoraphobia, a crippling fear of open spaces that keeps her homebound. When her husband Mark (Kieron Elliott) vanishes unexpectedly, her panic escalates. She turns to her sister (Kristine Sullivan) and psychiatrist (Andrew Qamar), yet soon suspects the doctor may be endangering her. Alone, she must solve the mystery.

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