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The Night Guard
Sebastián, a night guard in Ciudad Jardín, is patrolling during his shift when an alarming call leads him to discover that his workmate Carlos has disappeared and a strange red light is pouring out of a sewer. As he follows it, Sebastián enters into hidden tunnels that reveal a dark truth about the neighborhood.
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Sebastián, a night guard in Ciudad Jardín, is patrolling during his shift when an alarming call leads him to discover that his workmate Carlos has disappeared and a strange red light is pouring out of a sewer. As he follows it, Sebastián enters into hidden tunnels that reveal a dark truth about the neighborhood.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Luca Lattarulo, Pedro Razé, Felipe Prieto
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Odisea Estudio
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