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Pirates of the Caribbean: Secrets of the Lamp 

Jack, Angelica and the relentless Captain Maynard race to claim the Lamp of Secrets. Familiar allies and rivals resurface, new bonds are forged and the seas hide powers no pirate has ever faced. Taking place after Dead Men Tell No Tales, Secrets of the Lamp is a fan film continuing the franchise with respect and passion.
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Jack, Angelica and the relentless Captain Maynard race to claim the Lamp of Secrets. Familiar allies and rivals resurface, new bonds are forged and the seas hide powers no pirate has ever faced. Taking place after Dead Men Tell No Tales, Secrets of the Lamp is a fan film continuing the franchise with respect and passion.

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Genre:Adventure, Fantasy, Action
Directed By:Ádám Slemmer
Written By:Ádám Slemmer
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Slemmerfilms Studio

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