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In 1912 Australia, two girls hide a forbidden bond from their nature-worshipping cult, but when their secret is exposed, the fearsome Shepherd blames them for the land’s failing harvest.
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In 1912 Australia, two girls hide a forbidden bond from their nature-worshipping cult, but when their secret is exposed, the fearsome Shepherd blames them for the land’s failing harvest.
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Genre:Drama, History, Thriller
Written By:Cameron Joseph Walker, Luca Thomas, Sebastian Wells Chavez
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Studio:Short Walk Studios, Picture Arcadia
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