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Memories of Evil
Laura, a young nurse from a rural town, is hired to care for Amalia, an elderly woman who suffers from memory loss. One day, Laura makes a mistake with the medication and Amalia begins to remember things. Laura suspects the amnesia might not be a result of age. As she investigates, she starts to experience frightening events she cannot explain.
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Laura, a young nurse from a rural town, is hired to care for Amalia, an elderly woman who suffers from memory loss. One day, Laura makes a mistake with the medication and Amalia begins to remember things. Laura suspects the amnesia might not be a result of age. As she investigates, she starts to experience frightening events she cannot explain.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Gabriel Musco
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Latitud Audiovisual, Sewati Audiovisual, Gaucho Entertainment
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