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Muerte en los Andes 

A foreign producer hires a psychotic rock band member to make a gore film. Through a website, he recruits a group of local and foreign explorers who embark on a journey to the stone forest of Cerro de Pasco. Once there, something unexpected will happen.
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A foreign producer hires a psychotic rock band member to make a gore film. Through a website, he recruits a group of local and foreign explorers who embark on a journey to the stone forest of Cerro de Pasco. Once there, something unexpected will happen.

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Written By:André Ponce Aliaga
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