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TrailerTricia's husband was lost for seven years. Her younger sister Callie lives with her to make her happier. They discover a mysterious subway and they think it relates to the disappearance of Tricia's husband.Actors: Catherine Parker, Courtney Bell, Dave Levine, Justin Gordon, Morgan Peter Brown, James Flanagan, Doug Jones, Scott Graham, Connie Ventress, Ian Gregory, Mark Dumonski, ...»Director: Mike FlanaganCountry: United StatesDuration: 87 minQuality: HDRelease: 2011IMDb: 5.8Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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VarietyOctober 27, 2015Absentia is very creepy, non-formulaic and more grounded in relatable personalities than the usual horror film filled with hottie victims and other stereotypes.
HeyUGuysOctober 27, 2015Absentia is an dark urban fairy tale whose inspirations appear to be as wide ranging as Noah Baumbach and Guillermo del Toro.
sbs.com.auOctober 27, 2015Absentia is a captivating mystery and, at key moments, a terrifying thriller.
Little White LiesJune 14, 2012don't overlook this hidden gem, elevated by the great subtlety of its writing, the lived-in conviction of its two central performances, and by Flanagan's careful handling of narrative twists and turns that pivot around a gaping chasm of ambiguity.
FEARnetMarch 11, 2012A melancholy tale of loss that's only peripherally a horror flick, but a good one all the same.
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