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Safrom (2020)

A girl involved in an accident is rescued by a motorist who is a former private detective. The two will journey past a horrifying incident unleashed at a nearby pharmaceutical factory. An epidemic is invading the area, between attempts to escape and shelter from the impending threat at some point, the former private detective will come to realize that the cause of the epidemic is not far from him.
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A girl involved in an accident is rescued by a motorist who is a former private detective. The two will journey past a horrifying incident unleashed at a nearby pharmaceutical factory. An epidemic is invading the area, between attempts to escape and shelter from the impending threat at some point, the former private detective will come to realize that the cause of the epidemic is not far from him.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Nicola Barnaba
Written By:Nicola Barnaba
In Theaters:7/28/2020
Box Office:$80
Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Azteca Produzioni, Saturnia Pictures

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