Der Horrorfilm Lake Mungo erzählt seine Spuk-Geschichte im Stil einer True-Crime-Doku

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Alice Palmer ist ertrunken. Doch was hat zum Tod der 16-Jährigen geführt und wie hängen die mysteriösen Ereignisse in ihrem Elternhaus damit zusammen? Ist Alice als Geist zurückgekehrt, um Kontakt zu ihrer Familie aufzunehmen? Lake Mungo sieht aus wie ein True-Crime-Dokumentarfilm, ist aber komplett fiktiv.       Wir begleiten die Hinterbliebenen und stückeln uns die letzten Tage von Alice nach und nach zusammen. Eine Frage bleibt bis zum Schluss offen: Ist Alice wirklich zurückgekehrt?

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00:00The following is based on true events.

00:11Can you interpret dreams?

00:14Sometimes.

00:16How do you feel when you wake up from these dreams?

00:25They scare me a bit.

00:27For Alice Palmer, underneath the hopes of a bright future were suspicions.

00:34I feel like something bad is going to happen to me.

00:38That death was near.

00:41Are you scared of dying?

00:43Yeah, of course I'm scared of dying.

00:45That was the last time that I saw her.

00:48I kept hearing noises in the hallway.

00:50It hasn't reached me yet, but it's on its way.

00:54I feel like I can't do anything.

00:57I think Ellie saw a ghost.

01:01I didn't have any rational explanation for who was in those photos.

01:08Something was happening inside that house and I wanted to find out what it was.

01:12There was a ghost in our house.

01:15Lake Mungo.

01:33Yeah, of course I'm scared of dying.

01:35Isn't everyone scared of dying?

01:37I don't know.

01:37I gotta be scared of this.

01:39Let it be.

01:43Everyone's...

01:55Nothing...

01:58I wish...

02:01I don't know.

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