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Penda's Fen

An intense, curious teenager awakens a metaphysical force which tries to communicate some type of message to him.

Year: 1974 Duration: 88 min Credits: Spencer Banks, John Atkinson, Georgine Anderson... more

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Love's Labour's Lost

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