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The Experiment
The film follows the journey of Bárbara, a visually impaired person who, in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, is contaminated by the bite of an undead. She and her boyfriend Jorge seek shelter when they encounter Dr. Vicente, a doctor who develops experiments to reverse the effects of the contamination.
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The film follows the journey of Bárbara, a visually impaired person who, in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, is contaminated by the bite of an undead. She and her boyfriend Jorge seek shelter when they encounter Dr. Vicente, a doctor who develops experiments to reverse the effects of the contamination.
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