The Deer House
Mar 02 2020
•2h 30m
•Horror
A group of filmmakers realizes that their surroundings is way more horrifying than the horror film they're trying to write.
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Kasper Juhl
Julius
Marie-Louise Damgaard
Mette
Mie Gren
Astrid
Frederik Carlsen
Esben
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