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Clash at the Lake
Set in the French speaking Swiss town Chatel, this movie follows the story of an orange shark eating the townsfolk and a poor kid who only wanted a friend. The shark was summoned by a cult of soccer fans who leave it offerings like Toblerone bars, clocks, and other found objects.
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Set in the French speaking Swiss town Chatel, this movie follows the story of an orange shark eating the townsfolk and a poor kid who only wanted a friend. The shark was summoned by a cult of soccer fans who leave it offerings like Toblerone bars, clocks, and other found objects.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Jeunesse de la Côte
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