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The Witch of the Woods
After stealing an offering from a pagan altar, Andrea's boyfriend mysteriously vanishes, leaving her trapped and at the mercy of a terrifying local legend in the seemingly endless woods.
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After stealing an offering from a pagan altar, Andrea's boyfriend mysteriously vanishes, leaving her trapped and at the mercy of a terrifying local legend in the seemingly endless woods.
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Genre:Fantasy, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Santiago Arias Gatti
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Luz Mala Producciones
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