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Gothic thriller about Old Martin who heeds the voice of Anna, who calls him back to the mountain cabin where he left her to die while she gave birth to their surviving son.
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Gothic thriller about Old Martin who heeds the voice of Anna, who calls him back to the mountain cabin where he left her to die while she gave birth to their surviving son.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Erik Borge
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Norsk Film, Svenska Filminstitutet
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