Tonight is 'The Curse of Bridge Hollow'
A strong representation of African Americans in this film features evil spirits and horror-themed elements.
No need to tell the kids
In the early eighties, in the French countryside. Julia, a 12 years old from Paris on holiday around is spending a day off at a local friend's place. She finds out that the parents of her friend have a secret: they are ashamed and try to hide their other girl, a teenage-mother, and her baby.
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In the early eighties, in the French countryside. Julia, a 12 years old from Paris on holiday around is spending a day off at a local friend's place. She finds out that the parents of her friend have a secret: they are ashamed and try to hide their other girl, a teenage-mother, and her baby.
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Studio:Wombat Films
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