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The Pit 

When a politician is murdered, the victim's daughter sets out to track down her father's killer. She soon suspects her father's friend and her own mother may have been involved in the murder plot, in this heavy-handed and tragic crime drama.
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When a politician is murdered, the victim's daughter sets out to track down her father's killer. She soon suspects her father's friend and her own mother may have been involved in the murder plot, in this heavy-handed and tragic crime drama.

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Directed By:René Múgica
Written By:René Múgica, Martín Rodríguez Mentasti, Sergio de Cecco
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Martín Rodríguez Mentasti

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