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The Forest
The life of a spanish couple gets complicated when the Civil War begins and a strange green light appears in the woods, opening the door to the world of the Bream Lords.
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The life of a spanish couple gets complicated when the Civil War begins and a strange green light appears in the woods, opening the door to the world of the Bream Lords.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Written By:Albert Sánchez Piñol
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Audiovisual Aval SGR, Fausto Producciones, ICEC, TV3, TVE
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