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Three stories about vampires intertwined during a night in the city of Buenos Aires.
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Three stories about vampires intertwined during a night in the city of Buenos Aires.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Leandro Vitullo, Ariel Medina, Maximiliano Ricciardi
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Runtime:110 minutes
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Cast
Maximiliano Ricciardi, Leandro Vitullo, Ariel Medina
Director
David Páez
Tumba (segment 'Chupasangre')
Sergio Podeley
Valium (segment 'Chupasangre')
Florencia D'Agostino
Ramona (segment 'Chupasangre')
Miguel Di Lemme
Bocón (segment 'Chupasangre')
Mauro Isnardi
Palito (segment 'Chupasangre')
Santiago Caamaño
El Inglés (segment 'Chupasangre')
Natalia Masseroni
Pinky (segment 'Chupasangre')
Alejandro Pérez
Comisario López (segment 'Chupasangre')
Ariel Medina
Momia (segment 'Chupasangre')
Diego Oyola
El Cheto (segment 'Chupasangre')
Flavio Ricciardi
Tortuga (segment 'Chupasangre')
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