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Feirg
Following the death of her mother, Margie leaves her family farm on a quest to search for an rare amphibian. Losing track of time in the forest she encounters a mysterious creature and then must fight to survive the night. FEIRG is a dark modern fairytale that examines the cycles of grief through the medium of a horror-thriller with a time travel loop -de-loop.
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Following the death of her mother, Margie leaves her family farm on a quest to search for an rare amphibian. Losing track of time in the forest she encounters a mysterious creature and then must fight to survive the night. FEIRG is a dark modern fairytale that examines the cycles of grief through the medium of a horror-thriller with a time travel loop -de-loop.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Edward Yates
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Baby with a Meat Cleaver Productions
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