The Nest
Marta, a woman so obsessed with protecting her family from outside danger that she decides to keep her mother and young son locked away in an isolated house high in a mountain village.
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Marta, a woman so obsessed with protecting her family from outside danger that she decides to keep her mother and young son locked away in an isolated house high in a mountain village.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Hugo Stuven Casasnovas, Santiago Lallana, César de Nicolás
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Studio:Filmax, RTVE, Movistar Plus, Castelao Productions
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