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Madrugada 

Koki, a gardener in Guatemala City, hides a secret: he is a vampire. By day he lives with his wife, and young son; by night he feeds in the shadows. Together, the parents try to shield the boy from the curse. But when the hunger awakens in him, something irreversible occurs, sealing a tragic inheritance.
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Koki, a gardener in Guatemala City, hides a secret: he is a vampire. By day he lives with his wife, and young son; by night he feeds in the shadows. Together, the parents try to shield the boy from the curse. But when the hunger awakens in him, something irreversible occurs, sealing a tragic inheritance.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Sebastián Lojo
Written By:Remi Itani, Sebastián Lojo
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:A La Deriva Cine, HAR Films, Cinespacio Producciones, Caleidocs

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