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Adentro (2023)

After their mother's death, a young woman and her two brothers return to their childhood home, a place of pain and trauma. As they face each other and their past, she discovers their parents' darkest secrets that have come back to haunt them.
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After their mother's death, a young woman and her two brothers return to their childhood home, a place of pain and trauma. As they face each other and their past, she discovers their parents' darkest secrets that have come back to haunt them.

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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:11/1/2023
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Runtime:143 minutes
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