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In a lost country there is a strange mountain on which culminates a fortress which is the seat of a frightening legend. This mountain is called "The Mountain of a Thousand Glances" because one feels observed, watched... No one has gone there for a long time, the legend that surrounds it is far too oppressive... However, one evening of full moon, a group of daring young adventurers decides to spend the night there... Fatal mistake...
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In a lost country there is a strange mountain on which culminates a fortress which is the seat of a frightening legend. This mountain is called "The Mountain of a Thousand Glances" because one feels observed, watched... No one has gone there for a long time, the legend that surrounds it is far too oppressive... However, one evening of full moon, a group of daring young adventurers decides to spend the night there... Fatal mistake...
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Runtime:155 minutes
Studio:Bastien Verney Film
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