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Rewilding
When two teenagers report seeing the face of the Devil in a sea cave, a retired archeologist is asked to investigate. So begins the UK's first ever folk-horror anthology film - Rewilding. Across three stories, we'll also follow a journalist looking into the Halloween rituals of a countryside village, and an author on the hunt for the grave of a 16th Century 'witch finder'.
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When two teenagers report seeing the face of the Devil in a sea cave, a retired archeologist is asked to investigate. So begins the UK's first ever folk-horror anthology film - Rewilding. Across three stories, we'll also follow a journalist looking into the Halloween rituals of a countryside village, and an author on the hunt for the grave of a 16th Century 'witch finder'.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ric Rawlins
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