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Rosario (18) attempts to communicate with her dead mother through a ritual forbidden by her family. Miguel (25), her brother, and Fausto (50), her father, fight to stop her and protect themselves from a dark past.
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Rosario (18) attempts to communicate with her dead mother through a ritual forbidden by her family. Miguel (25), her brother, and Fausto (50), her father, fight to stop her and protect themselves from a dark past.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Virginia Torterolo
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:ENERC, INCAA
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