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Luis, after asking some mobster's son for a favor, is required to return the favor by entering a garage and taking a couple of pictures. The whole plan switches its direction when he discovers that he is not alone in the garage.
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Luis, after asking some mobster's son for a favor, is required to return the favor by entering a garage and taking a couple of pictures. The whole plan switches its direction when he discovers that he is not alone in the garage.

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Genre:Thriller, Crime
Directed By:Gabriel Quero
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