'One Missed Call': When an Onryō Goes Digital
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Qué será, será
Paula and Ramón are expecting a baby. Between nerves and excitement, they share ideas and conjectures about the child's future. However, what begins as an exciting fantasy gradually turns into something darker: the possibility that their baby will end up becoming a genocidal killer.
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Paula and Ramón are expecting a baby. Between nerves and excitement, they share ideas and conjectures about the child's future. However, what begins as an exciting fantasy gradually turns into something darker: the possibility that their baby will end up becoming a genocidal killer.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paula Llorens, Honorato Ruiz
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