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On Christmas Eve, while families celebrate together, Pedro, a night security guard haunted by loneliness and memories of a shattered past, works his shift at a huge textile warehouse. What begins as a quiet routine soon turns into something out of the ordinary as inexplicable presences begin to appear.
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On Christmas Eve, while families celebrate together, Pedro, a night security guard haunted by loneliness and memories of a shattered past, works his shift at a huge textile warehouse. What begins as a quiet routine soon turns into something out of the ordinary as inexplicable presences begin to appear.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Barto Muñoz
Written By:Fran Marín, Barto Muñoz
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Jóvenes Realizadores, AP-7 Estudios

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