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A Árvore Que Chorava Sangue
A group of people decides to take a walk in the woods and spend a weekend without cell phones. Arriving there, they come across a family of cannibals. Furthermore, one of these people hides a big secret.
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A group of people decides to take a walk in the woods and spend a weekend without cell phones. Arriving there, they come across a family of cannibals. Furthermore, one of these people hides a big secret.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Janderson Rodrigues
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Estrada Films
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