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Devastación 

In a city devastated by an infection of reanimated dead who spread this condition by biting the living, the city has been walled off and isolated from the rest of the world until a survivor presumably immune to the infection will try to escape the dangers of this society post apocalyptic that coexists with these monsters in very peculiar ways.
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In a city devastated by an infection of reanimated dead who spread this condition by biting the living, the city has been walled off and isolated from the rest of the world until a survivor presumably immune to the infection will try to escape the dangers of this society post apocalyptic that coexists with these monsters in very peculiar ways.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Abraham Sánchez
Written By:Abraham Sánchez
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