The Dam
In 1964, during the construction of an electric dam, a macabre discovery causes a serious incident. Thinking that the communication outage on the construction site is caused by a broken telephone line, Raymond and Fleurian are sent to the site to repair it. They will be the first to discover what really happened to the workers...
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In 1964, during the construction of an electric dam, a macabre discovery causes a serious incident. Thinking that the communication outage on the construction site is caused by a broken telephone line, Raymond and Fleurian are sent to the site to repair it. They will be the first to discover what really happened to the workers...
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Rémi Fréchette
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Camera Chaos
Cast
Rémi Fréchette
Director
Dominic St-Laurent
Raymond
Serge Boulianne
Fleurian
Chrystelle Quintin
Ginette
Angie Russo
Thérèse, La créature
Stéphane E. Roy
Armand
Sylvio Arriola
1e Assistant du ministre
Frédéric Boudreault
2e Assistant du ministre
Roch Aubert
Jean Lesage
Antoine Beaulieu
Travailleur possédé 1
Mathieu R. Grenier
Travailleur possédé 2
Jocelyn Goyette
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