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The Resourceful Girl
A young artist loses her confidence. An old artist struggles with dark visions. Their fates intertwine through an adventurous journey into the unknown.
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A young artist loses her confidence. An old artist struggles with dark visions. Their fates intertwine through an adventurous journey into the unknown.
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure, Drama
Written By:Henrik Pilerud
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Baldur film
Cast
Henrik Pilerud
Director
Nathalie Merchant
Mya Westbrook
Alan Adler
Thomas Arkwright
Marika Lagercrantz
Curator
Anki Larsson
Lighthouse Keeper Tora
Ingemar Jansson
Stone Troll
Ingvar Örner
Captain
Sara Hagnö
Principal Philippa
Yohanna Idha
Police Operator / Goblin / Black Beak
Casper Andreas
Police Operator / Acolyte
Richard Desiatnik
Sailor
Marga Pettersson
Female Fisher
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