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Maria's Paradise (2019)
A teenage orphan girl Salome lives within a sect lead by charismatic and ruthless Maria Åkerblom. During a pivotal summer, Salome is faced with standing up against Maria, the woman who had saved her.
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A teenage orphan girl Salome lives within a sect lead by charismatic and ruthless Maria Åkerblom. During a pivotal summer, Salome is faced with standing up against Maria, the woman who had saved her.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Anna Viitala, Jan Forsström
In Theaters:10/26/2019
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Elokuvayhtiö Komeetta, Kaiho Republic, Stellar Film
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