Blood of the Mummy
Louise's life has been haunted by her parents' deaths and the ancient Egyptian curse that followed. Now near the brink of insanity she must unlock the secret of the mummy's curse and stop its bloody trail of carnage or risk losing her mind forever. She befriends a mysterious stranger who may hold the key to finally helping her break the curse. The truth it turns out, has been inside her all along.
Directed by: Christine Parker Release year: 2019 Running Time: 98 Mins IMDB PAGE
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Based on classic 1000-year old Persian literature, "The Book of Kings," - this epic animated film follows the young hero Afaridoun, who is destined to save the kingdom's people from the darkness. King Zahak, who made a pact to seize the throne, is now haunted by his evil deeds, and his nightmares. Afaridoun must conquer his own inner demons before he can battle Zahak's dark forces and restore peace to the kingdom...
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Language: English
Presented through our partnership with FilmFest Distribution and the Los Angeles Animated Film Festival
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