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Film Details
Year
2004
Duration
103 minutes
Genres
Drama, Horror
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
In this creepy, twist-filled drama set in a strange late 19th-century community, the villagers live in fear of strange creatures that lurk in the dark woods that surround them, and are discouraged by their elders to venture to the towns that lie beyond ("wicked places where wicked people live"). However, the curious Lucius and the feisty blind daughter of the chief elder, Ivy, begin to suspect that all is not what it seems.
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Contains moderate psychological horror and violence
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