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In Sheep's Clothing
After a church event, when two nuns drive a bus full of children back to their parents, the bus breaks down. While the nuns go for help, the children meet some strangers who lead them into the woods—and adventure.
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After a church event, when two nuns drive a bus full of children back to their parents, the bus breaks down. While the nuns go for help, the children meet some strangers who lead them into the woods—and adventure.
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