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Omicidio al Cimitero poster

Omicidio al Cimitero 

Six boys, visiting a country cemetery for different reasons, discover the body of the caretaker at the foot of a small altar: in the meantime someone sabotages the cars and everyone is forced to stay in that isolated place where there is no field for cell phones until the bus arrives. Thus the hunt begins for the culprit who could be one of them.
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Six boys, visiting a country cemetery for different reasons, discover the body of the caretaker at the foot of a small altar: in the meantime someone sabotages the cars and everyone is forced to stay in that isolated place where there is no field for cell phones until the bus arrives. Thus the hunt begins for the culprit who could be one of them.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Stefano Simone
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Runtime:70 minutes
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