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Mileificio 

In 1996, two young guys with brand new cell phones are possessed by the spirit of neoliberalism. In 2022, two young couples are going to spend their holidays where the terrible events occurred.
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In 1996, two young guys with brand new cell phones are possessed by the spirit of neoliberalism. In 2022, two young couples are going to spend their holidays where the terrible events occurred.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Nicolás Taramasco
Written By:Mauro "Ringo" del Castillo, Iván "Taka" Salazár, Nicolás "Mimo" Gámez, Chester Greenbag, Nicolás Taramasco
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Studio:Fakin Vicio

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