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15 years after 3 bizarre murders shook a small provincial town, a team of documentary filmmakers revisit the case, confronting theories of a satanic cult, local conspiracies, and the terrifying possibility of a killer still on the loose.
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15 years after 3 bizarre murders shook a small provincial town, a team of documentary filmmakers revisit the case, confronting theories of a satanic cult, local conspiracies, and the terrifying possibility of a killer still on the loose.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Matthew Michael Morrison, George ve Gänaeaard, Horia Cucuta
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Papa Pictures, MC PATRAT FILM
Cast
George ve Gänaeaard, Horia Cucuta
Director
Dana Marineci
Maria Costea
Razvan Ilie
Alex Danila
Alin Florea
Constantin Munteanu
Silviu Debu
Vlad Tanase
Emilian Oprea
Marcel Ghinea
Cristian Bota
Ionut Munteanu
Ciprian Chiujdea
David Chiriac
Gratiela Popa
Octavia Constantinescu
Sabina Lazar
Denisa Matache
Andrei Miercure
Silviu Dina
Cosmin Teodor Pana
Andrei Covaci
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