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Lisa
Lisa has recurring nightmares of a torturous past, as she was the fruit of a relationship between her mother and a witch practitioner. She lives alone in the city recently and is going to look for work. By chance, she sees an advertisement for a job offer from a real estate agency, where she is chosen. He soon discovers that his fate is sealed by his past and that the job he got is no such product of fortune.
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Lisa has recurring nightmares of a torturous past, as she was the fruit of a relationship between her mother and a witch practitioner. She lives alone in the city recently and is going to look for work. By chance, she sees an advertisement for a job offer from a real estate agency, where she is chosen. He soon discovers that his fate is sealed by his past and that the job he got is no such product of fortune.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Ernesto Aguilar
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Margen Cine
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