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In a desert town in the Puna, something dark emerges from the earth. Only old Cora, her daughter Antonia and her granddaughter Serafina remain. The mother leaves for Buenos Aires, leaving the girl in the care of her grandmother, who warns her not to go near the Pachamama well.
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In a desert town in the Puna, something dark emerges from the earth. Only old Cora, her daughter Antonia and her granddaughter Serafina remain. The mother leaves for Buenos Aires, leaving the girl in the care of her grandmother, who warns her not to go near the Pachamama well.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Gonzalo Calzada
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:La Dama Cine, POSTER
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