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The House of Sand
Carla and Fernando are a young couple vacationing with their son Nico at the beach, where they find a break from their hectic life. However, while arguing about their future, their trip takes an unexpected turn and an unfortunate accident shatters the family forever.
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Carla and Fernando are a young couple vacationing with their son Nico at the beach, where they find a break from their hectic life. However, while arguing about their future, their trip takes an unexpected turn and an unfortunate accident shatters the family forever.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luis Vicente Fresno
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Peregrino
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