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The Dead Speak
Professor Jiménez believes the human retina retains the image of the last thing a person sees before death. Only his student Eduardo stands by him in the face of widespread mockery. Together they will try and prove the professors theory but fate has a unpleasant way of helping them do this.
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Professor Jiménez believes the human retina retains the image of the last thing a person sees before death. Only his student Eduardo stands by him in the face of widespread mockery. Together they will try and prove the professors theory but fate has a unpleasant way of helping them do this.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Emilio Fernández, Gabriel Soria
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Producciones José Luis Bueno
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