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When a reclusive church organist develops the supernatural ability to hear sounds from the past, she uses her gift to investigate the military abduction of a baby from her church during Uruguay’s last dictatorship.
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When a reclusive church organist develops the supernatural ability to hear sounds from the past, she uses her gift to investigate the military abduction of a baby from her church during Uruguay’s last dictatorship.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Raúl Pierri
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Pacífico Films, Pequod Films
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