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Zoe arrives in Barcelona. She walks the city with no apparent direction. As the night wears on, her wandering through the underworld of the Raval will reveal itself as part of a strange and desperate plan of revenge.
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Zoe arrives in Barcelona. She walks the city with no apparent direction. As the night wears on, her wandering through the underworld of the Raval will reveal itself as part of a strange and desperate plan of revenge.
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Genre:Crime
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Japonica Films, Mr. Miyagi
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