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Estíbaliz accepts her high-school friend Raquel's invitation to attend the town festival. What seemed to be a fun and exciting weekend turns into a nightmare.
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Estíbaliz accepts her high-school friend Raquel's invitation to attend the town festival. What seemed to be a fun and exciting weekend turns into a nightmare.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Verónica Echegui
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Estela Films, Pólvora Films, El Loco Produce
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