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Carol is a reporter who suffers a strange phenomenon that causes her to not suffer from fear of anything. She works doing stories in places where it is rumored that there is paranormal activity, with the intention of debunking such rumors or discovering the irrefutable proof of something supernatural.
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Carol is a reporter who suffers a strange phenomenon that causes her to not suffer from fear of anything. She works doing stories in places where it is rumored that there is paranormal activity, with the intention of debunking such rumors or discovering the irrefutable proof of something supernatural.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:David B. Martin
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Euromedia
Cast
David B. Martin
Director
Virginia Muñoz
Carol
Bianca Kovacs
Asistente personal de Natasha Romanov
David García-Intriago
Bully
Fernando Jiménez
Vigilante
Steven Lance
Iban
Carlos A. Diego
Castro
Frederic Guillaume
Dominique Varemberg
Juan Bertuchi
Asistente personal de Dominique Varemberg
Ángel Baena
El Cerebro
Javier Aguilera
Taxista
Carmen Baquero
Dependienta Rent-a-car
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