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In a small town in central Italy, strange events and phenomena happen to all the people who come into contact with the local lake.
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In a small town in central Italy, strange events and phenomena happen to all the people who come into contact with the local lake.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Francisco Saia, Lea Borniotto, Vera Borniotto, Andrea D'Emilio, Francesco Lomuscio, Erica Irene Di Veroli, Luigi Viapiano
Written By:Francisco Saia, Andrea D'Emilio, Erica Irene Di Veroli, Francesco Lomuscio, Luigi Viapiano, Lea Borniotto, Vera Borniotto
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Studio:Ipnotica produzioni, Saturnia Pictures
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