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UORC: The Movie
In a hazy, oppressive dystopia, an assortment of men are put through a gauntlet of sensory and physical tortures. Filmed version of Argentinian theater group La Organización Negra's 1986 piece UORC.
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In a hazy, oppressive dystopia, an assortment of men are put through a gauntlet of sensory and physical tortures. Filmed version of Argentinian theater group La Organización Negra's 1986 piece UORC.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Gustavo Niño, Fernando Dopazzo, Manuel Hermelo, Pablo Barral, Pichón Baldinú
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Runtime:33 minutes
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