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WIN! Come True on Blu-ray!

Plagued by nightmares, a troubled teenager signs up to a sleep disorder study. Hoping that will finally stop her sinister dreams, she unknowingly becomes the channel to a horrifying new discovery. 

Lightbulb Film Distribution are delighted to release the Limited Edition Blu-ray new science fiction horror, Come True.

The world premiere was at Fantasia and the UK premiere took place at Abertoir Horror Festival.

Directed by Anthony Scott Burns (“Our House”), the film stars Julia Sarah Stone (“Honey Bee”, “Weirdos”) and Landon Liboiron (“Truth or Dare”).

The film was produced by Vincenzo Natali (“Splice”, “In The Tall Grass”) and the score was composed by Canadian synth-pop duo Electric Youth and Burns (under the moniker Pilotpriest).

Come True will be released on Limited Edition Blu-Ray on April 5. 

Come True will be available on Limited Edition Blu-Ray from April 5

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