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After the loss of his family at the hands of a bloodthirsty criminal leader, Daniel struggles with himself to decide whether to seek revenge and die, leaving alone and in danger to his only sister, or do nothing and allow others to suffer what he has lived . Meeting old enemies, new alliances and betrayals in a society that, like his life, collapses minute by minute.
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After the loss of his family at the hands of a bloodthirsty criminal leader, Daniel struggles with himself to decide whether to seek revenge and die, leaving alone and in danger to his only sister, or do nothing and allow others to suffer what he has lived . Meeting old enemies, new alliances and betrayals in a society that, like his life, collapses minute by minute.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Hector Hernández
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Entropía Cinema
Cast
Hector Hernández
Director
Emmanuel Borja García
Daniel
Manuel Munguía Castillo
Padre de Daniel
Saraí Alarcón Blanco
Aurora
Alexis Díaz
Psicoanalista
Carlos Servín
Demon
Alejandro López Miranda
Samael
Fernanda Azuara
Scarlett
Itzel Pérez Carballo
Shosanna
Giovanny Alarcón
Gabriel / El Sujeto
Andrés Posadas Ramírez
Trabajador Tienda
Gerardo Montes Trejo
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