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Lust for Gold
The psychological drama of a mining town in the Apuseni mountains, where the lure of gold acquisition and pathology lead to cruelty, murder and madness.
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The psychological drama of a mining town in the Apuseni mountains, where the lure of gold acquisition and pathology lead to cruelty, murder and madness.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dan Pița, Mircea Veroiu
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:România Film
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