A Haunting in Venice
1 hour 43 mins • Drama, Halloween, Recently Added, Thriller 
In 1947, in Venice, Hercule Poirot is retired and recluded, and protected by his bodyguard, the former police officer Vitale Portfoglio, who stops any stranger from contacting him. The famous mystery writer Ariadne Oliver invites Poirot to attend a Halloween party and a séance to expose as a fraud or validate the medium Joyce Reynolds, who was a nurse in the war. The party is at the palace of the opera singer Rowena Drake), who stopped singing when her beloved daughter Alicia Drake committed suicide after her fiancé Maxime Gerard called off their engagement. The palace was an orphanage and a place with plague in the past and has the reputation that spirits kill nurses and doctors that come inside.
U Suitable for all. 
PG General viewing, but some scenes may be unsuitable for young children. 
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