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Upiro 

Spain, 1755. Ana is sent to a cloistered monastery where several nuns are afflicted by a mysterious disease. With the help of an unorthodox priest, the young novice uncovers an ancient legend and malevolent force: a bloodthirsty upiro.
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Spain, 1755. Ana is sent to a cloistered monastery where several nuns are afflicted by a mysterious disease. With the help of an unorthodox priest, the young novice uncovers an ancient legend and malevolent force: a bloodthirsty upiro.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Oscar Martín
Written By:Elena Muñoz
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Studio:El Ojo Mecánico, La Charito Films, Okayss

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