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Buenos Aires BZ
Buenos Aires is invaded by the living-dead.
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Buenos Aires is invaded by the living-dead.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Gonzalo Rocca, Julio Rembado
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:BZ Films
Cast
Nicolás Fabiani
Director
Chucho Fernández
Daniel Calderón
Clara Kovacic
Camila Ricciardi
Gonzalo Rocca
Julián Alvarez
Vanesa Corrales
Solange Calderón
Lourdes Luiso
Verónica Álvarez
Miguel Habud
Presidente Borandini
Facundo Quiroga
Walter Quiroga
Ezequiel Suárez
Mariano
Magnus Mefisto
Maquiavelo
Pablo Plandolit
Rubén
Marina Alarcón
Romina Guzman
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