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When Animals Dream (2014)
Teenage Marie lives on a small island with her father and catatonic mother. Virtually friendless and sullen, Marie begins to experience frightening changes in her body that mark her as a dangerous threat.
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Teenage Marie lives on a small island with her father and catatonic mother. Virtually friendless and sullen, Marie begins to experience frightening changes in her body that mark her as a dangerous threat.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Horror
Written By:Rasmus Birch
In Theaters:10/10/2014
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:AlphaVille Pictures Copenhagen, B Media Global, Backup Media, Gaumont International
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