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'Verity' Builds Its Suspense Into a House in the Woods

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The new film of Colleen Hoover's "Verity" centers on a single house, a large residence set apart among the trees. Its design is meant to do two things at once: draw a viewer in with its allure and keep them uneasy at the same time. That double effect comes from deliberate design choices, which is why a house built for the screen deserves a careful look. The report names no architect, no address and no price, so for now the house can only be judged as audiences will see it, on screen.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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