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The Unknown (2000)
Five young field-biologists are sent to northern Sweden to investigate effects of a large forest fire. However, what was thought to be some weeks of camping and easy work soon turns into a nightmare as they find the remains of a mysterious creature and take it in for examination...
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Five young field-biologists are sent to northern Sweden to investigate effects of a large forest fire. However, what was thought to be some weeks of camping and easy work soon turns into a nightmare as they find the remains of a mysterious creature and take it in for examination...
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror, Mystery
Written By:Michael Hjorth, Tomas Tivemark
In Theaters:10/6/2000
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Action Film AB, Apollon Bild & Film, Tre Vänner
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