New Movie Releases: April 2021
New releases in April 2021.
The Birth of the Crypto Child
Two sons of gravediggers at Chacarita Cemetery reunite years later. One believes that the stolen hands of the leader never left. To prove it, he requests access to the tomb. Amidst suspicion and invisible watchers, power seems to remain where there was amputation
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Two sons of gravediggers at Chacarita Cemetery reunite years later. One believes that the stolen hands of the leader never left. To prove it, he requests access to the tomb. Amidst suspicion and invisible watchers, power seems to remain where there was amputation
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Written By:Lucas Marti
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