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Monster Tale
Eight-year-old Jonathan grows beyond himself on an excursion into a dark forest as he overcomes his fear of the dark and is forced to take away the fear of death from his father, who becomes seriously injured on the trip.
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Eight-year-old Jonathan grows beyond himself on an excursion into a dark forest as he overcomes his fear of the dark and is forced to take away the fear of death from his father, who becomes seriously injured on the trip.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Hauke Johannsen
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Hamburg Media School
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