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David, a young novel writer, must deal with the mysterious disappearance of his brother Isaac, who was suffering from psychotic attacks, tormented by the belief that something or someone was stalking him. Days after the disappearance David finds Isaac's diaries and when reading them he begins to question if what his brother said could be true at the same time that he begins to suffer hallucinations which will take him to the psychological limit.
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David, a young novel writer, must deal with the mysterious disappearance of his brother Isaac, who was suffering from psychotic attacks, tormented by the belief that something or someone was stalking him. Days after the disappearance David finds Isaac's diaries and when reading them he begins to question if what his brother said could be true at the same time that he begins to suffer hallucinations which will take him to the psychological limit.
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Genre:Thriller
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Runtime:82 minutes
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Cast
Rene Guerra, Alek Garcia, Juan Pablo Pabon
Director
Alek Garcia
Director
Juan Pablo Pabon
Director
Henry O. Soto
Director
Carlos pabon
Productor
Rene Guerra
Productor
Demian flores
Director de fotografía
Rebeca Bha
Asitente de dirección
Denise Romero
Directora de arte
Xavier Vázquez
Director de arte
Dana Michelle
Directora de vestuario
John Romero
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