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The Curse of Romanova
Four pre-teenagers investigate the kidnapping of a schoolmate until they reach a witch, Romanova, who takes another friend before disappearing. Fifteen years later, Romanova reappears and one of the survivors must rally the rest to put an end to her.
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Four pre-teenagers investigate the kidnapping of a schoolmate until they reach a witch, Romanova, who takes another friend before disappearing. Fifteen years later, Romanova reappears and one of the survivors must rally the rest to put an end to her.
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Genre:Horror
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Studio:Lanterna de Pedra Filmes
Cast
Hugo Diogo
Director
Gonçalo Norton
Luís Paulo (Adulto)
Inês Sá Frias
Sabrina (Adulta)
Madalena Aragão
Sabrina (Criança)
Hugo Narciso
Rogério (Adulto)
Teresa Gafeira
Sr. Romanova
Maria d'Aires
Companheira de Romanova
Lídia Franco
Sr. do Lixo
Carla Madeira
Bruxa 1
Statt Miller
Bruxa 2
Ana Água
Dr. Graça
Lourenço Serrão
Bruno
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