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The Crossroads 

Roman Catholic priest Anders has begun to doubt his role as a clergyman due to past misfortunes and experiences when the phone at the parish hall suddenly rings.
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Roman Catholic priest Anders has begun to doubt his role as a clergyman due to past misfortunes and experiences when the phone at the parish hall suddenly rings.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ozcar Burfitt
Written By:Jonathan Sand, Ozcar Burfitt
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Slunk Films, KABELLARIUM

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