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La Brecha (2006)
While traveling through a remote Mexican village, two couples find themselves stranded on the side of the road. There, they find a broken clock with a peculiar quality: it predicts the time that people will die. Together, the foursome watches the clock in horror as they contemplate their own mortality in this spine-tingling thriller titled The Devil's Clock in English. Ana Cepinska and Victor Hernandez star.
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While traveling through a remote Mexican village, two couples find themselves stranded on the side of the road. There, they find a broken clock with a peculiar quality: it predicts the time that people will die. Together, the foursome watches the clock in horror as they contemplate their own mortality in this spine-tingling thriller titled The Devil's Clock in English. Ana Cepinska and Victor Hernandez star.
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Written By:Josué Hermes
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