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El nacimiento del mal
In a small town called Granjeros lives the legend of Ramiro Sosa, the story tells that Ramiro, intoxicated from working with insecticides in the local fields, went mad and brutally killed his 8-month pregnant wife, then committed suicide.
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In a small town called Granjeros lives the legend of Ramiro Sosa, the story tells that Ramiro, intoxicated from working with insecticides in the local fields, went mad and brutally killed his 8-month pregnant wife, then committed suicide.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Diego Savignano, Carolina Cichetto
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:CYK Films
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