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Hugo finds a strange creature in the forest, after submitting him, he takes him to his house, where he will discover what kind of creature it is.
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Hugo finds a strange creature in the forest, after submitting him, he takes him to his house, where he will discover what kind of creature it is.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jesús Herrera Jaimes
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:R7D
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