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A group of teenagers spend their last night together in an isolated cabin in rural. As the night progresses, the silence of the surroundings and the growing sense of isolation begin to fracture their relationships. What starts as a simple gathering slowly turns into an experience that will leave lasting marks on those who survive the night
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A group of teenagers spend their last night together in an isolated cabin in rural. As the night progresses, the silence of the surroundings and the growing sense of isolation begin to fracture their relationships. What starts as a simple gathering slowly turns into an experience that will leave lasting marks on those who survive the night
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Indiefilmchile
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