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Wolf Hour 

The adaptation of Helle Stangerup's psychological horror, telling the story of a married couple who raises wolfes, in order for the husband to study the creatures. They hire Ellinor for additional help, but soon they wonder if she guards supernatural secrets.
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The adaptation of Helle Stangerup's psychological horror, telling the story of a married couple who raises wolfes, in order for the husband to study the creatures. They hire Ellinor for additional help, but soon they wonder if she guards supernatural secrets.

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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Jens Ravn
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Det Danske Filmstudie

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