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BFI London Review: Wildwood Presents Magic and Terror on a Breathtaking Scale

October 12

Because of Coraline , LAIKA’s first effort as a studio and still its best-known, there’s an expectation that each subsequent project will fit comfortably within the horror realm, each new release a…

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