The Darkest Darkness

Oct 8, 2023

0h 8m

★ 0.0

Overview

Pata Marsilla was at the former nightclub when the tragedy of Cromañón (2004) happened in Argentina. Although he was only seventeen years old, he remembers every step he took that night. His words come alive through a recreation of how a concert turns into horror.

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Documentary

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Butaca8

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Pata Marsilla

Felipe Marsilla

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