01 Jan 2004
Shadow Man
An atmospheric horror short film about a young boy who discovers the truth about the childhood legend of the Shadow Man.
Tom Thumb in the Land of the Giants
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Top Billed Cast
Kajtek Zedd Boy
Steen Birger Jørgensen One Armed Man
Gritt Uldall-Jessen Giant Woman
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