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Siniestro 

A young man arrives at his apartment to do his homework in front of the computer in a quiet afternoon that will be interrupted by a series of terrifying events that will end the harmony that reigns in his home.
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A young man arrives at his apartment to do his homework in front of the computer in a quiet afternoon that will be interrupted by a series of terrifying events that will end the harmony that reigns in his home.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Canción Diez
Written By:Canción Diez
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Studio:Canción Diez Films

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