NiuNiu - Film Fest Review
The film is a powerful narrative encompassing a theme that many people can identify with.
Svatý Mikuláš
A group of FAMU students are shooting a graduation documentary film about the former institute at St. Nicholas. It is said that the souls of patients still wander around this sanatorium to this day. Led by Natálie Kocurová, the group of students visits the institute and soon discovers that getting out will not be as easy as getting in.
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A group of FAMU students are shooting a graduation documentary film about the former institute at St. Nicholas. It is said that the souls of patients still wander around this sanatorium to this day. Led by Natálie Kocurová, the group of students visits the institute and soon discovers that getting out will not be as easy as getting in.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Petr Smazal
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Studio:F8 ART Company, AS Design
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