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Baba Anka & The Devil
An elderly woman is approached by a salesman who attempts to manipulate her into signing a contract.
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An elderly woman is approached by a salesman who attempts to manipulate her into signing a contract.
Rating:
Genre:Mystery, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Darko Galahad
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Darko Galahad Films
Cast
Darko Galahad
Director
Milijana Cancar
Baba Anka/Mila Milanovic
Nathan Ottobre
Vuk/Maximilian Thaddeus Archibald Du Montclair/The Devil
Takudzwa Matsatsa
Bjorn The Viking/Ash Graves
Sheridan Chase
Lady Isabella/ Ramona Dusk
Brendan Busuttil
Viktor The Hunter/ Calvin Brogue
Gregory Dwyer
The Creature (Voice)
Darko Galahad
The Creature (in costume)/ Elias Grimmhardt
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