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The Other
After the death of his twin brother, a man returns alone to the old family farmhouse. What begins as a quiet farewell turns into a disturbing experience, where memories blur with the impossible.
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After the death of his twin brother, a man returns alone to the old family farmhouse. What begins as a quiet farewell turns into a disturbing experience, where memories blur with the impossible.
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Written By:Matías Virasoro Guerrero
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Leonardo Da Vinci Escuela Superior De Arte Multimedial, Random Studio
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