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Two friends committed a crime and fled in different directions. Dante, one of them, sneaks into his house to hide from the police. However, after learning the truth about what happened, fear progressively consumes him until he experiences guilt in a psychedelic extreme.
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Two friends committed a crime and fled in different directions. Dante, one of them, sneaks into his house to hide from the police. However, after learning the truth about what happened, fear progressively consumes him until he experiences guilt in a psychedelic extreme.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Máximo Pletzian
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