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Cave of the Sharks
When Andres and his partner are hired to recover some valuables from an airplane that went down in the Bermuda Triangle, they face not only human treachery but also the mysterious powers of an underwater civilization.
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When Andres and his partner are hired to recover some valuables from an airplane that went down in the Bermuda Triangle, they face not only human treachery but also the mysterious powers of an underwater civilization.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Tonino Ricci, Fernando Galiana, Mauricio Melchiorre
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Koala Cinematografica, Amanecer Films, Belma Cinematografica
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