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A couple suffers a serious car accident. Ernesto, who was driving, feels guilty that Isabel has become paralyzed from the waist down. In search of calm, they move to the countryside, where her aunt Clara will be able to take care of her. Against all odds, Isabel begins to recover miraculously. Clara is a religious woman but she is afraid, god isn't the one who is helping her niece. Unconcerned by Clara's fears, Ernesto will wander confused and trapped in a mysterious tragedy.
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A couple suffers a serious car accident. Ernesto, who was driving, feels guilty that Isabel has become paralyzed from the waist down. In search of calm, they move to the countryside, where her aunt Clara will be able to take care of her. Against all odds, Isabel begins to recover miraculously. Clara is a religious woman but she is afraid, god isn't the one who is helping her niece. Unconcerned by Clara's fears, Ernesto will wander confused and trapped in a mysterious tragedy.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Emiliano Sued
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:111 Films
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