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Under the Salt (2009)
A series of murders leads Commander Trujillo to Santa Rosa de la Sal a town close to a salt mine, where he meets Victor Zepeda - a lonely teenager who works in his father's funeral home and spends his free time making crude animated horror films - who's strange behavior seems to point at him as the culprit of the crimes.
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A series of murders leads Commander Trujillo to Santa Rosa de la Sal a town close to a salt mine, where he meets Victor Zepeda - a lonely teenager who works in his father's funeral home and spends his free time making crude animated horror films - who's strange behavior seems to point at him as the culprit of the crimes.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Mario Muñoz, Ángel Pulido
In Theaters:10/18/2009
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Películas Imaginarias, FIDECINE, Grupo Financiero Inbursa
Cast
Mario Muñoz
Director
Ricardo Polanco
Víctor Zepeda
Humberto Zurita
Comandante Trujillo
Irene Azuela
Isabel
Plutarco Haza
Prefecto
Juan Carlos Barreto
Sr. Zepeda
Emilio Guerrero
Jefe Salazar
Moisés Arizmendi
Cabo Montoya
Julio Bracho
Profesor Magaña
Blanca Guerra
Guadalupe Calva
René Pereyra
Dueño del Cielo
Mario Balandra
Señor Peña
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