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Gypsy Moon (2024)

The year is 1799 Romania. The Gypsy people on the verge of having their lands taken over by bloodthirsty rulers known as "The Order" An officer of the Order "Captain" finds his way into a twist of fate and his bloodthirsty companions.
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The year is 1799 Romania. The Gypsy people on the verge of having their lands taken over by bloodthirsty rulers known as "The Order" An officer of the Order "Captain" finds his way into a twist of fate and his bloodthirsty companions.

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Genre:Fantasy, Thriller
Directed By:Tony Gibson
Written By:Tony Gibson
In Theaters:2/14/2024
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Runtime:80 minutes
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