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Survive! (1976)
A Uruguayan rugby team crashes in the Andes Mountains and has to survive the extremely cold temperatures and rough climate. As some of the people die, the survivors are forced to make a terrible decision between starvation and cannibalism.
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A Uruguayan rugby team crashes in the Andes Mountains and has to survive the extremely cold temperatures and rough climate. As some of the people die, the survivors are forced to make a terrible decision between starvation and cannibalism.
Rating:R
Genre:Adventure, Drama
Written By:Charles Blair Jr., René Cardona Jr.
In Theaters:8/4/1976
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Avant Films S.A., Conacine, Productora Fílmica Real
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