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The Witch Game
Mara is a teenager who deeply loves everything related to the esoteric arts. On her birthday, she receives a virtual game as a gift that will lead her to live a magical and dangerous experience. Now, after starting the game, Mara must save her sister from the clutches of Satan himself. Anything can happen within the rules of the game, and Mara will have to overcome several obstacles, her own convictions and beliefs, to get her family back.
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Mara is a teenager who deeply loves everything related to the esoteric arts. On her birthday, she receives a virtual game as a gift that will lead her to live a magical and dangerous experience. Now, after starting the game, Mara must save her sister from the clutches of Satan himself. Anything can happen within the rules of the game, and Mara will have to overcome several obstacles, her own convictions and beliefs, to get her family back.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Fabián Forte
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Wit Producciones, Lahaye Films
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