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The limit of Ezequiel´s imaginary world is the room in which him and his friend Juanita live. Both recreate different settings with cardboard boxes in which they have fun and watch movies together. However, their peace will soon be threatened by a lurking beast
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The limit of Ezequiel´s imaginary world is the room in which him and his friend Juanita live. Both recreate different settings with cardboard boxes in which they have fun and watch movies together. However, their peace will soon be threatened by a lurking beast
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Napo Martino
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Runtime:15 minutes
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