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La Vierge des Tufières 

In the heat of a teenage summer, desire and jealousy intertwine amongst a group of four young people gathered around a lake reputed to be dangerous. Rejected by the boy she loves, Natalia explores the Virgin’s Cave, where she encounters an idol, but a tragic event answers her call.
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In the heat of a teenage summer, desire and jealousy intertwine amongst a group of four young people gathered around a lake reputed to be dangerous. Rejected by the boy she loves, Natalia explores the Virgin’s Cave, where she encounters an idol, but a tragic event answers her call.

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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Dany Oleiwan, Ethel Cimolino, Mattis Perrin, Pierre Corbin
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Runtime:13 minutes
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