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La Bestia 

After Alicia decides to bury her husband's body in a remote place, she remains trapped after the tires of her car are stolen. In search of a telephone, she stumbles upon the humble home of Rosalba, a country woman who warns her about the dangers of that zone. Alicia is forced to remain in her house and later she discovers that this woman is hiding a horrible secret
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After Alicia decides to bury her husband's body in a remote place, she remains trapped after the tires of her car are stolen. In search of a telephone, she stumbles upon the humble home of Rosalba, a country woman who warns her about the dangers of that zone. Alicia is forced to remain in her house and later she discovers that this woman is hiding a horrible secret

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Directed By:Alejo Correa
Written By:Alejo Correa
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Runtime:20 minutes
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