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Night Breakers (2021)

A group of people move through a labyrinth of tunnels in the urban underground. They cut through the darkness with the multiple flashlights strapped to their bodies. During their journey, they'll have to face the dangers that lurk in the darkness and, what is worse, themselves.
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A group of people move through a labyrinth of tunnels in the urban underground. They cut through the darkness with the multiple flashlights strapped to their bodies. During their journey, they'll have to face the dangers that lurk in the darkness and, what is worse, themselves.

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Genre:Thriller, Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Gabriel Campoy, Guillem Lafoz
In Theaters:10/7/2021
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Producciones Oxígeno

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