'You Are My Home' and Only Hope
A homeless girl faces depression and uncertainty during the holidays.
Resort Paraíso
Pablo and Eva squat in a resort hotel that is closed for the winter; the isolated resort is the ideal place for the mourning couple to regroup after their son's death. But they must avoid the two guards who watch the hotel in day and night shifts. Eva comes up with a master plan to keep the couple from getting caught and thus begins a thrilling cat and mouse game of survival.
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Pablo and Eva squat in a resort hotel that is closed for the winter; the isolated resort is the ideal place for the mourning couple to regroup after their son's death. But they must avoid the two guards who watch the hotel in day and night shifts. Eva comes up with a master plan to keep the couple from getting caught and thus begins a thrilling cat and mouse game of survival.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Puraenvidia films, Elamedia Estudios, Loasur Studios
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