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Root of Darkness 

When out on vacaion, history buff Erland finds remains of an ancient evil which he soon has to fight.
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When out on vacaion, history buff Erland finds remains of an ancient evil which he soon has to fight.

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Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Directed By:Gustav Ljungdahl
Written By:Jesper Danielsson, Gustav Ljungdahl
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Uprise Pictures, Yellow Pig Productions, Dino Publishing JW

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