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Bring Me A Skin For Dancing In 

Having recently lost her twin sister to suicide, Helen Daniels is sent to a remote English cottage to rest and recuperate by her uncle. Upon arrival she meets a few of the locals who befriend her. She describes her difficult childhood growing up in New York and gradually, having won her trust, she is drawn into a world of witchcraft, paganism, and mythological beasts.
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Having recently lost her twin sister to suicide, Helen Daniels is sent to a remote English cottage to rest and recuperate by her uncle. Upon arrival she meets a few of the locals who befriend her. She describes her difficult childhood growing up in New York and gradually, having won her trust, she is drawn into a world of witchcraft, paganism, and mythological beasts.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Randy Kent
Written By:Chris Shane Sanders
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Black Coppice Films, Acting Legally Productions, I.T.H. Productions, Jacuzzi Entertainment

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