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The Swimmers 

It’s the 368th day of summer, night hasn’t come for three days. A group of friends spends the hottest summer in history out on the streets, amid power outages and a massive exodus abroad. Driven mad by the heat, they decide to sneak into the mansions of an empty neighborhood to try out every swimming pool they can find. But the heat is an infernal threat.
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It’s the 368th day of summer, night hasn’t come for three days. A group of friends spends the hottest summer in history out on the streets, amid power outages and a massive exodus abroad. Driven mad by the heat, they decide to sneak into the mansions of an empty neighborhood to try out every swimming pool they can find. But the heat is an infernal threat.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Sol Iglesias SK
Written By:Sol Iglesias SK
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Los Nadadores Cine, Benuca Films, Filmulation

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