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The Call of the Sea (2005)
A beautiful mermaid (Laura Giglio) rescues a young woman (Debbie D) from drowning, only to learn a secret about not only the girl, but also the young woman (Tracey Bates) who attempts to rob them.
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A beautiful mermaid (Laura Giglio) rescues a young woman (Debbie D) from drowning, only to learn a secret about not only the girl, but also the young woman (Tracey Bates) who attempts to rob them.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Herb T Coyle
In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Laura G Productions
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