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I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House

I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House 18+
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Country Canada
Runtime 1 hour 29 minutes
Production year 2016
Online premiere 28 August 2016
World premiere 28 August 2016
Release date
10 September 2016 Romania 18
Production Netflix, Zed Filmworks, Go Insane Films
Also known as
I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House, Yo soy la cosa linda que vive en la casa, Soy la cosa bella que vive en esta casa, A Bela Criatura que Mora Nesta Casa Sou Eu, Evdeki Hayalet, Ngôi Nhà Bí Ẩn, O Último Capítulo, Sono la bella creatura che vive in questa casa, Sou a Cara Bonita que Vive Nesta Casa, Soy la bonita criatura que vive en esta casa, Soy la cosa linda que vive en la casa, Είμαι το όμορφο πλάσμα που ζει στο σπίτι, Я прелесть, живущая в доме, 呪われし家に咲く一輪の花, 鬼故事之家
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Film rating

4.6
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4.6 IMDb
Showtimes Currently, the film is not showing in cinemas, but we can send you a message when this animated film returns to the box office.
Quotes
Lily I have heard myself say that a house with a death in it can never again be bought or sold by the living. It can only be borrowed from the ghosts that have stayed behind. To go back and forth, letting out and gathering back in again. Worrying over the floors in confused circles. Tending to their deaths like patchy, withered gardens. They have stayed to look back for a glimpse of the very last moments of their lives. But the memories of their own deaths are faces on the wrong side of wet windows, smeared by rain. Impossible to properly see. There is nothing that chains them to the places where their bodies have fallen. They are free to go, but still they confine themselves, held in place by their looking. For those who have stayed, their prison is their never seeing. And left all alone, this is how they rot.
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