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Sinu Pimedus
Suicide pacts among teenagers are public knowledge. Sinu pimedus -"I am your darkness" in the Estonian language- tells what happens in the head of one of these teenagers.
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Suicide pacts among teenagers are public knowledge. Sinu pimedus -"I am your darkness" in the Estonian language- tells what happens in the head of one of these teenagers.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Iván Nicolás Villa
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:VisionProducciones
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