Sangre sucia
Laura, a 25-year-old woman, tormented by her painful past, decides to leave it behind by setting out on a quest for revenge with Hernán, her faithful companion and bodyguard. But the sudden outbreak of a worldwide infection that turns humans cannibalistic forces them to stay with a group of strangers struggling to survive. Laura must struggle with her inner demons and postpone her revenge, while living with the other survivors; Dario, a film student convinced that he must document the situation; Mariano, a soldier who lost all his equipment and Horacio, a man who has nothing to lose.
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Laura, a 25-year-old woman, tormented by her painful past, decides to leave it behind by setting out on a quest for revenge with Hernán, her faithful companion and bodyguard. But the sudden outbreak of a worldwide infection that turns humans cannibalistic forces them to stay with a group of strangers struggling to survive. Laura must struggle with her inner demons and postpone her revenge, while living with the other survivors; Dario, a film student convinced that he must document the situation; Mariano, a soldier who lost all his equipment and Horacio, a man who has nothing to lose.
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