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The Edge of the Shadows
8 years has passed since the attack from a Qivittoq on the 6 young people in Qaqqat Alanngui. Tuuma is a tourist guide and often sails with tourists, while he is out sailing with 2 tourists they wants to go to the place where the young people were attacked, against Tuumas will. When they get there Tuumas bad feeling becomes a reality and the 2 tourists disappear. Tuuma quickly sails back to Nuuk to get help from the police. But is it a good idea to go back and look for the tourists? When the Qivittoqs are in the mountains.
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8 years has passed since the attack from a Qivittoq on the 6 young people in Qaqqat Alanngui. Tuuma is a tourist guide and often sails with tourists, while he is out sailing with 2 tourists they wants to go to the place where the young people were attacked, against Tuumas will. When they get there Tuumas bad feeling becomes a reality and the 2 tourists disappear. Tuuma quickly sails back to Nuuk to get help from the police. But is it a good idea to go back and look for the tourists? When the Qivittoqs are in the mountains.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Malik Kleist
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:PaniNoir Films
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