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Dark Fears
Some kidnappers kidnap a wealthy young woman and the one who should pay the ransom has mysteriously disappeared. While they look for it, inexplicable events begin to occur that will force them to fight against their worst fears to survive.
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Some kidnappers kidnap a wealthy young woman and the one who should pay the ransom has mysteriously disappeared. While they look for it, inexplicable events begin to occur that will force them to fight against their worst fears to survive.
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Genre:Horror, Crime
Written By:Gabriel Musco
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Latitud Audiovisual
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