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The Vinyl Collection
A widowed Hispanic man obsessed with vinyl records and still mourning the loss of his wife, leads two thieves into a deadly musical trap where crime, loss of his wife, leads two thieves into a deadly musical trap where crime, love, and reality blur together into a tango.
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A widowed Hispanic man obsessed with vinyl records and still mourning the loss of his wife, leads two thieves into a deadly musical trap where crime, loss of his wife, leads two thieves into a deadly musical trap where crime, love, and reality blur together into a tango.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Mateo Galindo Peña
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Runtime:15 minutes
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