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Blood Curse is a portugais film of genre Horror released in USA on 2 march 2006 with Manuela Couto
Blood Curse (2006)
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Manuela Couto
(Helena Oliveira Monteiro)
Paulo Branco
(Godofredo Monteiro)
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