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The Sorceress Echo
Cebriana is sure she saw a fire at night on the mountain. There are no traces of embers or witnesses to corroborate her vision. Her grandmother, an old herbmistress, will try to make her see beyond the flames.
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Cebriana is sure she saw a fire at night on the mountain. There are no traces of embers or witnesses to corroborate her vision. Her grandmother, an old herbmistress, will try to make her see beyond the flames.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Rita Acebron, Marc Camardons
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Escac Films
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