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The Basement 

Four strangers wake up, injured, in a creepy basement. They are forced by a man in a Rabbit mask to play at reconstructing the puzzle of a dark past. There is truth in lies, there is a deep secret that unites them. Who is behind this nightmare? Who will solve it? Is there really a way out? The game becomes increasingly violent and bloody.
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Four strangers wake up, injured, in a creepy basement. They are forced by a man in a Rabbit mask to play at reconstructing the puzzle of a dark past. There is truth in lies, there is a deep secret that unites them. Who is behind this nightmare? Who will solve it? Is there really a way out? The game becomes increasingly violent and bloody.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Agustín Giataganellis, Clara Kovacic
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Antimufa Audiovisuales, Rodríguez Filma

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