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A Blanket Made of Stone
Avoiding troubles at home, Charlotte goes to spend the week at her grandmother's house and quickly finds herself smothered by her love. Desperate to get out from under her, Charlotte offers to help out around the farm. In doing so she discovers an ancient Grogoch, a household spirit from old Irish folklore, living in her grandmother's work shed. Who is he, and where does he come from?
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Avoiding troubles at home, Charlotte goes to spend the week at her grandmother's house and quickly finds herself smothered by her love. Desperate to get out from under her, Charlotte offers to help out around the farm. In doing so she discovers an ancient Grogoch, a household spirit from old Irish folklore, living in her grandmother's work shed. Who is he, and where does he come from?
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Liam Raymond
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Rayzor Sharp Productions (Ireland)
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