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La máquina del diablo 

The film centers around the drama of Karina, the sole survivor of a series of brutal murders, however, she has lost her memory due to the trauma she endured. With the intention of discovering the author of the masacre, she initiates an investigation that will lead her to uncover more secrets.
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The film centers around the drama of Karina, the sole survivor of a series of brutal murders, however, she has lost her memory due to the trauma she endured. With the intention of discovering the author of the masacre, she initiates an investigation that will lead her to uncover more secrets.

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Edin Alain Martínez Aguirre, Claudia Garibaldi Toledo
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Runtime:80 minutes
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