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CLOWNIN' AROUND
Nicolás, a DJ overwhelmed by his past, meets a disturbing neighbor who introduces him to a cult made up of eccentric clowns. Between laughter and tension, the young man discovers a strange escape from his problems that puts his sanity to the test.
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Nicolás, a DJ overwhelmed by his past, meets a disturbing neighbor who introduces him to a cult made up of eccentric clowns. Between laughter and tension, the young man discovers a strange escape from his problems that puts his sanity to the test.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Niko D. Rose, Santiago Duque Ramírez, Nicolás Cuña
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:MOONSHOT
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