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Krush the Serpent (2002)
Depression swallows Alex Murphy after the death of her husband and she follows signs to Our Lady of All Nations in Amsterdam for answers.
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Depression swallows Alex Murphy after the death of her husband and she follows signs to Our Lady of All Nations in Amsterdam for answers.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Jacqueline Lovell, Edward Nyahay
In Theaters:9/22/2002
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Little Lost Productions
Cast
Jacqueline Lovell, Edward Nyahay
Director
Anita Barattino
Wise Woman
Emmanuel Barattino
Wise Woman's Husband
Melissa Conrad
Lady at Park
Jacqueline Lovell
Alex Murphy
Alina Magalski
Girl at Park
Carina Magalski
Little Lost Girl
Carrie Magalski
Our Lady of All Nations
Kristina Magalski
Girl in Swing
Christy Nyahay
Angelica
Edward Nyahay
Brother Wolf
Edward Francis Nyahay
Dr. Barranger
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