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On his 33rd birthday, Tomás locks himself in his apartment to decipher an old Morse code recording that belonged to his grandfather. When a leak starts interfering with the tape, he discovers that the sound also follows a pattern. What seemed like a simple household glitch turns into a message addressed to him, increasingly unsettling and more personal.
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On his 33rd birthday, Tomás locks himself in his apartment to decipher an old Morse code recording that belonged to his grandfather. When a leak starts interfering with the tape, he discovers that the sound also follows a pattern. What seemed like a simple household glitch turns into a message addressed to him, increasingly unsettling and more personal.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Julissa Rivera
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