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Demonio Eclipse Rojo 

Antonia and Felipe are breaking up on the night of the red eclipse. Later, Antonia will look for answers in the occult, contacting demons. Is what comes next actually happening or is it a product of her imagination?
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Antonia and Felipe are breaking up on the night of the red eclipse. Later, Antonia will look for answers in the occult, contacting demons. Is what comes next actually happening or is it a product of her imagination?

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Samot Márquez
Written By:Samot Márquez
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Ada producciones

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