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Children of Satan
Two paranoid, God-obsessed little girls are asked to welcome a new arrival, Erna, at their Christian summer camp. Erna's strange behaviors– blank stares, convulsions, mutism– lead them to become certain of one thing only:
She must be possessed by Satan. Children of Satan is a story about children's desire to belong, their overactive imaginations, and how a combination of the two can quickly become fatal.
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Two paranoid, God-obsessed little girls are asked to welcome a new arrival, Erna, at their Christian summer camp. Erna's strange behaviors– blank stares, convulsions, mutism– lead them to become certain of one thing only: She must be possessed by Satan. Children of Satan is a story about children's desire to belong, their overactive imaginations, and how a combination of the two can quickly become fatal.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Thea Hvistendahl, Sofia Lersol Lund
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Frokost Film
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