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The sequel following The Son of Bigfoot explores Adam's conflict of discovering his true identity as he tries to save a wildlife preserve.
The Bleeding Statues
A group of minors escape from a reformatory and lock themselves in a museum on an island, threatening to destroy the statues if their demands are not met.
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A group of minors escape from a reformatory and lock themselves in a museum on an island, threatening to destroy the statues if their demands are not met.
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Genre:Drama, Adventure
Written By:Nikos Lykouresis, Petros Markaris, Stratis Karras, Yannis Smaragdis, Adonis Lykouresis
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Studio:Greek Film Centre
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