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In a time of chaos and violence, Hansel and Gretel, two dangerous siamese brothers, escape prison. Hansel is already planning his next murder but Gretel, already sickened, confronts him.
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In a time of chaos and violence, Hansel and Gretel, two dangerous siamese brothers, escape prison. Hansel is already planning his next murder but Gretel, already sickened, confronts him.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Aldo Salvini
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Inca Films S.A.
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