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Sinister Funeral
Upon a small property in a Colombian field, a woman's ambitions against a defenceless girl result in the woman's death. As tradition, the funeral is carried out in the small house. The girl lives alone, and is accompanied only by few nearby neighbours. With great fear for the dead one, without light and without any communication, the night arrives, and at the same time the solitude. The girl suspects that the woman's bad intentions have not yet passed on...
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Upon a small property in a Colombian field, a woman's ambitions against a defenceless girl result in the woman's death. As tradition, the funeral is carried out in the small house. The girl lives alone, and is accompanied only by few nearby neighbours. With great fear for the dead one, without light and without any communication, the night arrives, and at the same time the solitude. The girl suspects that the woman's bad intentions have not yet passed on...
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jairo Pinilla
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Asofilms de Colombia
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