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Trailer: Paramount+ Thriller ‘The Burning Girls’

The trailer for The Burning Girls has been released from Paramount+. It stars Samantha Morton and Ruby Stokes, and follows a village haunted by a dark past.

“When a female vicar and 15-year-old daughter move to Chapel Croft in the hope of a fresh start, their new beginning gets off to a bad start as they find the village is rife with conspiracies and secrets,” per the official synopsis.

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