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The Blood-Stained Nun

1991, Spanish. Directed by Víctor Ugalde.

Young, handsome and cultured Ramón goes to visit his dying grandfather on his deathbed. During the visit, gramps explains that to inherit his isolated farm he'll have to share it with his cousin Beatrice. But a dark past is linked to this estate, full of mystery, murders and unexplained, perhaps even supernatural, events.

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Released
1 January 1991
Original title
La Monja Ensangrentada
Country
Mexico
Written by
Arturo Cosme

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The Blood-Stained Nun (1991) was directed by Víctor Ugalde and stars Guillermo Capetillo, Fernando Sáenz, Paola Gaer.

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