“Line Of Control”
A masterful portrayal of a long-forgotten story that needs to be told.
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A group of acting students moves into the home of one of its members, Julieta, to rehearse their final workshop play. Once there, all the group members systematically experience strange feelings of fear and anxiety due to a shared vision: that of a woman committing suicide in the kitchen. Little by little, the mystery unfolds, but none of them are the same after that stay.
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A group of acting students moves into the home of one of its members, Julieta, to rehearse their final workshop play. Once there, all the group members systematically experience strange feelings of fear and anxiety due to a shared vision: that of a woman committing suicide in the kitchen. Little by little, the mystery unfolds, but none of them are the same after that stay.
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