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The Lost Children
Audrey and her three siblings are abandoned in an old house, where they were supposed to spend the summer vacations with their father, but he unexpectedly disappears during the night.
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Audrey and her three siblings are abandoned in an old house, where they were supposed to spend the summer vacations with their father, but he unexpectedly disappears during the night.
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Genre:Thriller, Fantasy, Drama, Horror
Written By:Benjamin Dessy, Michèle Jacob
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Velvet Films, RTBF
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