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Directed by Joel Anderson, Lake Mungo (2008) is an Australian psychological horror film presented through interviews, photographs and home-video footage after the mysterious death of a teenage girl. The story follows her family as grief, secrets and possible supernatural evidence gradually reshape what they believe happened. The film combines mockumentary form, ghost-story horror and slow-burn psychological dread.

Sixteen-year-old Alice Palmer tragically drowns while swimming in the local dam and in the days that follow her grieving family begins to experience a series of strange and inexplicable events. Seeking the help of a parapsychologist, their search for answers reveals that Alice had been living a disturbed life and hiding dark secrets. Something had haunted their daughter and the terrifying truth awaits at Lake Mungo.

Från IMDB:
Strange things start happening after a girl is found drowned in a lake.

Special Features 

Archive audio commentary by Producer David Rapsey and DoP John Brawley

New audio commentary by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and Emma Westwood

Captured Spirits: an interview with DoP John Brawley

Ghost in the Machine: an interview with Producer David Rapsey

A Cop and a Friend: an interview with Actors Carole Patullo & James Lawson

Kindred Spirits: Filmmakers Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead on Lake Mungo

Hosting Spirits: Filmmaker Rob Savage on Lake Mungo

Simulacra and Spirits: a video essay by film academic  Josh Nelson

Autopsy of a Family Home: a video essay by filmmaker Joseph Wallace

Deleted Scenes

English SDH subtitles for the hearing impaired

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Version: : Blu-Ray (import)