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Dagger Kiss: Enchanted Forest (2020)
Sorceress Arden and her warrior girlfriend Katia are deeply in love. But the veil between Earth and the World of Magic keeps them apart. When the evil sorcerer Zareth arises from the dead, Arden and Katia are sent on a quest to defeat him.
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Sorceress Arden and her warrior girlfriend Katia are deeply in love. But the veil between Earth and the World of Magic keeps them apart. When the evil sorcerer Zareth arises from the dead, Arden and Katia are sent on a quest to defeat him.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Tucky Williams
In Theaters:8/19/2020
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Runtime:80 minutes
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