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Ramiro organizes a get together with his close friends at his house in the outskirts of town before heading to a party. Everything is normal until something strange begins to take place. The young people become entangled in a situation disturbingly related a past that is more present than ever. Ramiro seems to be the only one who knows what is going on.
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Ramiro organizes a get together with his close friends at his house in the outskirts of town before heading to a party. Everything is normal until something strange begins to take place. The young people become entangled in a situation disturbingly related a past that is more present than ever. Ramiro seems to be the only one who knows what is going on.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Lucas Gutierrez
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Viento Zonda Cine, Universidad Nacional de La Plata
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