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2023 (2020)
The year is 2023: deep into the pandemic, a vaccine has taken 3 years to be available to the public and as society dives into ruins, the doses start being sold as a high luxury drug.
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The year is 2023: deep into the pandemic, a vaccine has taken 3 years to be available to the public and as society dives into ruins, the doses start being sold as a high luxury drug.
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Written By:Gustavo de Carvalho
In Theaters:9/25/2020
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