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A special commando unit made up of 9 soldiers is sent to a military base in a moorland region after contact was lost and it was believed to have been the target of an attack. Upon arrival, they find a single mysterious survivor: a woman in chains.
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A special commando unit made up of 9 soldiers is sent to a military base in a moorland region after contact was lost and it was believed to have been the target of an attack. Upon arrival, they find a single mysterious survivor: a woman in chains.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Diego Vivanco, Tania Cárdenas Paulsen, Jaime Osorio Márquez
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Alta Producción S.L. Unipersonal, Alta Films, Rhayuela Cine, Sudestada Cine
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