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El Mazaròl
In early 1900s rural Trentino, Vanni and Agnese's life is upended by the arrival of Luzia, a young woman scarred by abuse. She claims to be a victim of the Mazaròl, a folkloric creature that kidnaps women in the woods.
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In early 1900s rural Trentino, Vanni and Agnese's life is upended by the arrival of Luzia, a young woman scarred by abuse. She claims to be a victim of the Mazaròl, a folkloric creature that kidnaps women in the woods.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Giulia Tovazzi, Guglielmo Sforzi, Sim Levi Tezel, Ruben Rossi, Lucia Koreja, Angelo Giordano
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Runtime:19 minutes
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