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Rivero
Rivero is a cemetery nightguard being held in a tiny room by the ghosts which inhabit it. He is writing a letter about his months of horror. Tonight will be decisive for him. Based on the story 'A la luz de una vela' by writer Raúl O. Etchegaray.
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Rivero is a cemetery nightguard being held in a tiny room by the ghosts which inhabit it. He is writing a letter about his months of horror. Tonight will be decisive for him. Based on the story 'A la luz de una vela' by writer Raúl O. Etchegaray.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Raúl Etchegaray, Malmstem Rott
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