Ladies Crepé
Sixties. Tropical heat. In an unspecified place in Mexico, a woman, like every Friday, goes to the beautician to satisfy the desire to see herself beautiful. The salon atmosphere appears welcoming, harmless, and the lady is unaware of what is about to happen. When she is finally able to leave, the protagonist will not realize what she has lost in there.
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Sixties. Tropical heat. In an unspecified place in Mexico, a woman, like every Friday, goes to the beautician to satisfy the desire to see herself beautiful. The salon atmosphere appears welcoming, harmless, and the lady is unaware of what is about to happen. When she is finally able to leave, the protagonist will not realize what she has lost in there.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Iván Marín, Pilar Ramos
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Runtime:9 minutes
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