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Calls (US)

Fede Álvarez · 2021 · Show

1 season · 9 episodes · Mystery, Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

In 12 Achriom libraries

This work explores the intertwined fates of strangers as they confront the eerie unfoldings of an impending catastrophe, all conveyed through a unique format of phone conversations.

SuspensefulStreamingApocalyptic Warnings Through Communication BreakdownThe Fragility of Human ConnectionIsolation Amid Impending DoomInterpersonal Relationships in CrisisMysterious Phenomena Disrupting Reality

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