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The Banquet
Uqbar, the father of a family, is disturbed in his desolate house by three mysterious creatures. They will order him to organize a delicious banquet in exchange for a better life for his family.
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Uqbar, the father of a family, is disturbed in his desolate house by three mysterious creatures. They will order him to organize a delicious banquet in exchange for a better life for his family.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Diego Correa, Tony Gonzales Julca
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Runtime:77 minutes
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