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Saint-Sacrifice 

He had promised her love and faithfulness until death do them part, but Antoine, the widower, will be willing to lose his soul to be reunited with his wife on the other side.
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He had promised her love and faithfulness until death do them part, but Antoine, the widower, will be willing to lose his soul to be reunited with his wife on the other side.

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Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Jean-Claude Leblanc
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Désaxé Films

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