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At the End of the Spectra
After a traumatic situation that makes Vega become an agoraphobic person, she decides to live like a hermit in an apartment because of her father's recommendation. But some strange things start happening, she sees visions, and hears noises and voices. She starts to worry about the dark past of that apartment, and the bizarre obsession of her neighbor.
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After a traumatic situation that makes Vega become an agoraphobic person, she decides to live like a hermit in an apartment because of her father's recommendation. But some strange things start happening, she sees visions, and hears noises and voices. She starts to worry about the dark past of that apartment, and the bizarre obsession of her neighbor.
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Genre:Mystery, Horror
Written By:Juan Felipe Orozco, Carlos Esteban Orozco
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Runtime:92 minutes
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Cast
Juan Felipe Orozco
Director
Noëlle Schonwald
Vega(as Noëlle Schonwald)
Julieth Restrepo
Tulipán
Silvia de Dios
Carmen
Kepa Amuchastegui
Vega's father
Manuel José Chaves
Jairo(as Manuel José Chávez)
Carlos Serrato
Neighbor
Juan Pablo Aristizábal
Taxi Driver
esteban duperly
Technician
Lucrecia
Perro
Rosario Lozano
Victoria
Jaime Palacio
Javier
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