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Bête noire (2017)
Two fleeing young sisters escape into a disturbing forest in search of the only individual who can help them accomplish a very difficult task.
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Two fleeing young sisters escape into a disturbing forest in search of the only individual who can help them accomplish a very difficult task.
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Written By:Michael Charron
In Theaters:1/1/2017
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Runtime:20 minutes
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