Moritz and the Woodwose
Struggling to cope with his sick brother, a boy makes a macabre bargain with a monstrous stranger.
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Struggling to cope with his sick brother, a boy makes a macabre bargain with a monstrous stranger.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Bryn Chainey
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Anna Wendt Filmproduktion, Morro Images, Kuratorium Junger Deutscher Film
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