The Little Kerin
Kerin, a 7-year-old girl, gathers an army of dolls to fight a mysterious demon in the opposite room, and she must overcome her fear until her father returns.
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Kerin, a 7-year-old girl, gathers an army of dolls to fight a mysterious demon in the opposite room, and she must overcome her fear until her father returns.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Thriller
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