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A mother named Ana is celebrating her daughter's birthday when a strange man named Walter shows up asking about her husband, Ricardo. What seemed like an awkward visit quickly turns into a tense and dangerous situation, where Ana begins to uncover dark secrets about her husband's life.
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A mother named Ana is celebrating her daughter's birthday when a strange man named Walter shows up asking about her husband, Ricardo. What seemed like an awkward visit quickly turns into a tense and dangerous situation, where Ana begins to uncover dark secrets about her husband's life.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Andrés Martorell, Gonzalo Perdomo-Tafur
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Studio:Bad Dogs Productions, Viringo Producciones, Calité Films, Hulahoop Entertainment
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