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A teenager seeks out the help of a monster who lives in the woods. Based on the short film 'The Birch'.
| Show Name | The Birch |
| Network | |
| Year | 2019 |
| Top Cast | Brady Romberg Dempsey Bryk Xaria Dotson |
| Genres | Drama Fantasy Horror |
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