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The Guest
Elvira Medina is a young writer who returns from a retreat with her children to the family home. There, she discovers that her husband, Enrique, has brought a special guest. At first, returning to the vineyards seems cozy and peaceful, but soon everything turns into a horrible nightmare.
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Elvira Medina is a young writer who returns from a retreat with her children to the family home. There, she discovers that her husband, Enrique, has brought a special guest. At first, returning to the vineyards seems cozy and peaceful, but soon everything turns into a horrible nightmare.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Mystery, Fantasy
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Off The Record, Lunatica Producciones
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