Succubus
Aug 10 2006
•2h 36m
•Horror
A recently married couple won't live a long and happy life. When Henri loses his beautiful wife to a terrible disease his mind breaks. To get his wife back he wanders into the world of occultism and finds an ultimate tragedy.
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Markus Salo
Henri
Pekka Oinonen
Patrick
Veera Toivanen
Laura
Mika Vattulainen
Toivanen
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