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Incandescente 

In the shadows of her apartment, Nour hides the deep burns covering her body under a mysterious veil. Outside, she quickly finds herself ensnared by the terrible curse that haunts her.
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In the shadows of her apartment, Nour hides the deep burns covering her body under a mysterious veil. Outside, she quickly finds herself ensnared by the terrible curse that haunts her.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Paul Guédon
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Runtime:2 minutes
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