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Backrooms Director Kane Parsons Visits Valve Offices as Portal Movie Rumors Rise

Kane Parsons is fueling rumors of a potential Portal movie after he posted photos from his visit to Valve’s offices on his personal Instagram profile.

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Backrooms Director Kane Parsons Visits Valve Offices as Portal Movie Rumors Rise
Kane Parsons is fueling rumors of a potential Portal movie after he posted photos from his visit to Valve’s offices on his personal Instagram profile.
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