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Fred
After a cozy date, Noelia and Fred decide to move somewhere more private. Unfortunately for her, his intentions are not what they seem. Now, Noelia must escape through a dark forest to avoid becoming part of something far more sinister.
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After a cozy date, Noelia and Fred decide to move somewhere more private. Unfortunately for her, his intentions are not what they seem. Now, Noelia must escape through a dark forest to avoid becoming part of something far more sinister.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery, Romance
Written By:Ernesto Gutiérrez
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Lightleaks Ltd.
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