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The Shape of the Woods 

Silvia and Andrés, two siblings who live with their grandfather in a house in the middle of the forest, unleash the wrath of a dark entity that will relentlessly pursue them until it catches them, during the course of one night. The children must use the entity's weaknesses to survive until dawn and get rid of the curse.
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Silvia and Andrés, two siblings who live with their grandfather in a house in the middle of the forest, unleash the wrath of a dark entity that will relentlessly pursue them until it catches them, during the course of one night. The children must use the entity's weaknesses to survive until dawn and get rid of the curse.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Gonzalo Mellid
Written By:Gonzalo Mellid
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Black Mandala, 3C Films Group, Oneplay

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