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Las horas muertas 

Four young friends have parked an old rented RV next to the road. Someone is aiming at them with a rifle. When the sniper fires, everything is tinged with blood. Their holidays turn into a macabre nightmare full of horror, sex and death.
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Four young friends have parked an old rented RV next to the road. Someone is aiming at them with a rifle. When the sniper fires, everything is tinged with blood. Their holidays turn into a macabre nightmare full of horror, sex and death.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Haritz Zubillaga
Written By:Haritz Zubillaga
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Basque Films

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