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Ghost on the Dance Floor 

On Dia-de-los-Muertos, a young Latino struggles with his guilty conscience as it takes the form of his ex’s ghost that haunts him on a date with a new girl.
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On Dia-de-los-Muertos, a young Latino struggles with his guilty conscience as it takes the form of his ex’s ghost that haunts him on a date with a new girl.

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Genre:Romance, Fantasy, Horror
Directed By:Edwin Oliva
Written By:Edwin Oliva
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