Altar
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Horror
Overview
Described as a horror film that follows the summer of a young boy, forced to grow up faster than he ever imagined.
Director
Egor AbramenkoWriters
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Described as a horror film that follows the summer of a young boy, forced to grow up faster than he ever imagined.
The film was directed by Egor Abramenko.
The screenplay was written by Will Soodik.
Cinematography was handled by Pat Aldinger.
This title is listed on IMDb as tt32384713.
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Altar
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English
United States of America
