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Marta and her deaf younger sister Noemí live together with their grandfather on an Argentine farm in the 1960s. One day, Noemí finds a strange figure made of branches and when she touches it, she becomes possessed. The situation becomes more terrifying when the house becomes a place full of dark and sinister presences.
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Marta and her deaf younger sister Noemí live together with their grandfather on an Argentine farm in the 1960s. One day, Noemí finds a strange figure made of branches and when she touches it, she becomes possessed. The situation becomes more terrifying when the house becomes a place full of dark and sinister presences.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Nicolas Becerra, Agustín Díaz, Florencia Cantoni, Agustina Fonso
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Incógnita Audiovisual
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