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6th Floor
After hearing the news of a murder, Daniela flees her apartment, only to find herself trapped in a staircase loop. To escape, she must confront the guilt of her past.
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After hearing the news of a murder, Daniela flees her apartment, only to find herself trapped in a staircase loop. To escape, she must confront the guilt of her past.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Joaquin Ulises Pellegrini
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