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The Crypt 

The main character arrives in an unfamiliar city and learns the tragic story of a local jeweler's family, which is mysteriously connected with him. Death follows the guy on the heels and even when everything seems to be over - there are unanswered questions.
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The main character arrives in an unfamiliar city and learns the tragic story of a local jeweler's family, which is mysteriously connected with him. Death follows the guy on the heels and even when everything seems to be over - there are unanswered questions.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Directed By:Svitlana Novitska
Written By:Svitlana Novitska
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Runtime:24 minutes
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