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A humble young man is called in for a night shift. But once he arrives, the place turns into a nightmare of strange guests, violent apparitions and impossible horrors, trapping him inside a haunted hotel where no one truly leaves.
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A humble young man is called in for a night shift. But once he arrives, the place turns into a nightmare of strange guests, violent apparitions and impossible horrors, trapping him inside a haunted hotel where no one truly leaves.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tomás Marichal Urbán
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Paulman Films
Cast
Tomás Marichal Urbán
Director
Nicolás Moreno
Recepcionista
Pablo Marichal Soldi
Dueño
Tomás Marichal Urbán
Huesped
Victor Filgueira Rudino
Motoquero
Carolina Morales Mittermayer
Huesped
Julieta Marichal
Niña
Barbara Ruiz
Huesped piscina
Natalia Erache
Mucama
Julio Cesar Ceschi
Huesped
Paola Doro Altan
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Cecilia Delgado Irago
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