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In the depths of an ancient forest, something has been growing. Something older than humanity itself, and perhaps greater too. When a park ranger discovers a man and his son living wild, she stumbles onto a secret that is about to change the world.
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In the depths of an ancient forest, something has been growing. Something older than humanity itself, and perhaps greater too. When a park ranger discovers a man and his son living wild, she stumbles onto a secret that is about to change the world.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Tertius Kapp
In Theaters:6/18/2021
Box Office:$47,863
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Film Initiative Africa
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