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Maria Enganxa
Mallorca, winter 1975. During the traditional winter pig slaughter, a grandmother tells the children the terrifying legend of Maria Enganxa: a woman who lives in the wells and drags children who come to look into them.
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Mallorca, winter 1975. During the traditional winter pig slaughter, a grandmother tells the children the terrifying legend of Maria Enganxa: a woman who lives in the wells and drags children who come to look into them.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Matilda Martinez Berthoud, Luis Ortas
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Studio:Cinètica Produccions
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