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The Face
She is young, beautiful and in love. Suddenly a strange, dark person stands before her. The face is hidden behind a black hood. The day has come, when Death shows his true face.
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She is young, beautiful and in love. Suddenly a strange, dark person stands before her. The face is hidden behind a black hood. The day has come, when Death shows his true face.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Svend Ploug Johansen
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:SBS Productions
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