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Under the Rose (2017)
Sara, the daughter of Oliver and Julia suddenly disappears. Days pass by without any news about the girl. But one morning, the family receives a letter from someone who claims to have retained Sara and wants to talk with them that night.
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Sara, the daughter of Oliver and Julia suddenly disappears. Days pass by without any news about the girl. But one morning, the family receives a letter from someone who claims to have retained Sara and wants to talk with them that night.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Josué Ramos
In Theaters:3/31/2017
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Runtime:99 minutes
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