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The New Bible 

Santiago and Soledad's marriage is going through a terrible time, and they feel desperate. So, they go in search of something forbidden and terrifying that they've heard about.
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Santiago and Soledad's marriage is going through a terrible time, and they feel desperate. So, they go in search of something forbidden and terrifying that they've heard about.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mauro Iván Ojeda
Written By:Mauro Iván Ojeda
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Ósmosis films

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