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FANTATERROR
Alex, a young adult and big horror fan is watching a late night TV show that homages his favourite actress Lina Miranda. She, who died 30 years ago, manifests herself trough the television to give him a very important mission. In this race against the clock Alex will suffer all kinds of hallucinations and encounters that will challenge his sanity and his fanaticism.
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Alex, a young adult and big horror fan is watching a late night TV show that homages his favourite actress Lina Miranda. She, who died 30 years ago, manifests herself trough the television to give him a very important mission. In this race against the clock Alex will suffer all kinds of hallucinations and encounters that will challenge his sanity and his fanaticism.
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:RIP pictures, CEF Produccions
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