The Rooftop

On any given day, a group of neighbors cross paths on the rooftop of a building. The encounter seems completely normal until something turns that space into an agonizing trap.

Cast

David Martínez

as The Cigarette Man

María Mora

as The Mother

Carmen López

as The Teen

Gabriel Murgui

as The Kid

Goyo Martínez

as The Lighter Man

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