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Too Much Water (2012)
A young woman vacationing in a lonely country house, fills her backyard pool every night found in it empty by the morning. Strange neighbors and even stranger circumstances start to getting her paranoid about where the water is actually going.
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A young woman vacationing in a lonely country house, fills her backyard pool every night found in it empty by the morning. Strange neighbors and even stranger circumstances start to getting her paranoid about where the water is actually going.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Fantasy, Mystery
Written By:Nicolás Botana, Gonzalo Torrens
In Theaters:11/1/2012
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Runtime:14 minutes
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