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Enigma for Demons
A rich heiress arrives in Belo Horizonte from Buenos Aires to receive her fortune. After visiting her late mother's grave and picking up a rose there, she begins to receive constant phone calls from an unknown caller demanding the flower back.
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A rich heiress arrives in Belo Horizonte from Buenos Aires to receive her fortune. After visiting her late mother's grave and picking up a rose there, she begins to receive constant phone calls from an unknown caller demanding the flower back.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Carlos Hugo Christensen
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:M.G. Cordeiro Produções Cinematográficas, Carlos Hugo Christensen Produções Cinematográficas
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