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The Photographer
Inna, a young post-mortem photographer, arrives at a remote orphanage in northern Spain to capture the final image of Alejandra, a girl found dead under mysterious circumstances. But as her lens lingers on the tragedy, Inna begins to sense a dark presence within the orphanage's walls-an evil that refuses to remain hidden and threatens to make her its next subject.
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Inna, a young post-mortem photographer, arrives at a remote orphanage in northern Spain to capture the final image of Alejandra, a girl found dead under mysterious circumstances. But as her lens lingers on the tragedy, Inna begins to sense a dark presence within the orphanage's walls-an evil that refuses to remain hidden and threatens to make her its next subject.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Carlos Marbán
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Sendín Films
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