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At Naarièges cemetery, Mino guards the gates, takes care of the dead, and also the mourners. Next to him: a ghost, a widow and a huge spider. They are busy, panicking, blossoming, lovesick.
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At Naarièges cemetery, Mino guards the gates, takes care of the dead, and also the mourners. Next to him: a ghost, a widow and a huge spider. They are busy, panicking, blossoming, lovesick.

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Genre:Fantasy, Horror
Directed By:Mathieu Morel
Written By:Mathieu Morel
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Venin Films, Rabbit Hole, Micro Climat

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