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During a boring visit to her grandmother's house, Cárol discovers a unique doll to kill time with. But she soon realizes that, in that house, she isn't the only one who knows how to have fun.
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During a boring visit to her grandmother's house, Cárol discovers a unique doll to kill time with. But she soon realizes that, in that house, she isn't the only one who knows how to have fun.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Victor Basallote
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Orlok Films, Verso Suelto
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