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The Tunnel
A young painter suspects the woman he loves, and his obsession slowly leads him down a tortuous path where madness and death become intertwined. Adaptation of Ernesto Sábato’s masterpiece: The Tunnel.
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A young painter suspects the woman he loves, and his obsession slowly leads him down a tortuous path where madness and death become intertwined. Adaptation of Ernesto Sábato’s masterpiece: The Tunnel.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:León Klimovsky
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Argentina Sono Film, Salvador Cárcel C.A.
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