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Sara and her friends organize a hunting trip to an unknown location. But in the depths of the forest something dark is hidden, which puts their lives in danger.
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Sara and her friends organize a hunting trip to an unknown location. But in the depths of the forest something dark is hidden, which puts their lives in danger.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Francesco Carnesecchi
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Studio:Illmatic Film Group, Beetlefilm, Red Carpet
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