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A man decides to sell his grandparents' house when he finds out that the death of his parents seems to be connected to a legend about a murdered child.
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A man decides to sell his grandparents' house when he finds out that the death of his parents seems to be connected to a legend about a murdered child.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Ben Bernschneider, Christian Theede
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Castingagentur Michael F. Damm, Krüger & Krüger Studios, Filmpool
Cast
Christian Theede
Director
Sebastian Ströbel
Philipp Hansen
Teresa Weißbach
Helma Sörensen
Dario Stankewitz
Eric 'Gonger' Hansen
Vadim Glowna
Otto Schwarz
Bela B.
Kommissar Petersen
Hildegard Schroedter
Inken Sörensen
Daniel Zillmann
Martin Schwarz
Hannes Wegener
Pelle Schwarz
Heinz W. Krückeberg
Jupp Oswald
Manuel Cortez
Eike Oswald
Justus Rosenkranz
Hermann Hansen 1942 (uncredited)
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