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The Pact (2018)
Suddenly, Clara, Mónica's daughter, falls into a deep coma. With Clara left to die, a mysterious man proposes Monica to make a pact: Clara will be saved if Mónica does something for him.
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Suddenly, Clara, Mónica's daughter, falls into a deep coma. With Clara left to die, a mysterious man proposes Monica to make a pact: Clara will be saved if Mónica does something for him.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Jordi Vallejo, David Victori
In Theaters:8/17/2018
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Ikiru Films, 4 Cats Pictures, Sony Pictures International Productions
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