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The Meltdown
1992, Chile. Inés parents are away on business and she is left in the care of her grandparents, who own a hotel at the foot of a ski resort. Inés befriends Hanna, a European skier who has come to train in Chile. One night, Hanna disappears. The process of her search will unveil a series of hidden situations.
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1992, Chile. Inés parents are away on business and she is left in the care of her grandparents, who own a hotel at the foot of a ski resort. Inés befriends Hanna, a European skier who has come to train in Chile. One night, Hanna disappears. The process of her search will unveil a series of hidden situations.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Manuela Martelli
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Invercine&Wood, Piano, Elastica Films, Sophie Dulac Productions, Cinema Inutile, Ronda Cine, Wood Producciones, Fundación Río
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