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No Birthdays or Baptisms 

In this haunting adaptation of Mariana Enríquez's story, Crazy Jane's curiosity draws her to Zedd, a mysterious young man obsessed with capturing the raw essence of humanity. Their investigation leads them to Marcela, a young woman plagued by a malevolent supernatural force, challenging their perceptions of reality and exposing unsettling truths lurking beneath the surface.
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In this haunting adaptation of Mariana Enríquez's story, Crazy Jane's curiosity draws her to Zedd, a mysterious young man obsessed with capturing the raw essence of humanity. Their investigation leads them to Marcela, a young woman plagued by a malevolent supernatural force, challenging their perceptions of reality and exposing unsettling truths lurking beneath the surface.

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Juan F. Ramírez, Luis F. Ramírez, Omar Castillo
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Buena noche

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