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Scapegoat 

Dagmar is a female priest struggling with repressed desire and the oppressive control of her father, Kresten. When Lina, a woman from Dagmar's past, returns to town, Dagmar's carefully maintained facade begins to crack. Her attraction to Lina resurfaces, conflicting violently with her religious guilt and her father's strict moral expectations.
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Dagmar is a female priest struggling with repressed desire and the oppressive control of her father, Kresten. When Lina, a woman from Dagmar's past, returns to town, Dagmar's carefully maintained facade begins to crack. Her attraction to Lina resurfaces, conflicting violently with her religious guilt and her father's strict moral expectations.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Emilie Frandsen
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Filmmaskinen

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