The Sacred Secret
Two enemy tribes had waited for centuries for the great revelation of the sacred secret. But the one chosen by the Supreme God to receive the secret was Princess Sikán. When she was wronged by the men of both tribes, day turned into eternal night.
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Two enemy tribes had waited for centuries for the great revelation of the sacred secret. But the one chosen by the Supreme God to receive the secret was Princess Sikán. When she was wronged by the men of both tribes, day turned into eternal night.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Tatiana Monge Herreira
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Carapiá Filmes, Murmúrio Filmes
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