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Jerusalem's Lot

201029mMovieHorror

Young writer Benjamin Mairs returns to Jerusalim Lot, the town of his childhood. Ben meets Susan and falls in love with her. At the same time, a strange and terrible thing happens in the town. The arrival of another stranger to the town…

DirectorOksana Prudius
WriterStephen King

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Cast · Directed by Oksana Prudius

RA
Roman Apenyshev
OM
Olga Muzychenko
EB
Ekaterina Bulina
DK
Denis Kulinichev
VS
Vladislav Sychev
NS
Nikolai Savrich
EA
Evgeny Alekseev
AP
Alexander Pyshny
DI
Dmitry Ivanov
VD
Vladislav Dobrotvorsky
IP
Igor Pokrovsky
DV
Dmitry Vyazemsky

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