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A Vampire in the Cinematheque
After being attacked, Rogério starts to feel strange. As he sinks into the routine of a new internship at the Cinemateca do Desterro, he feels that he will never be the same again.
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After being attacked, Rogério starts to feel strange. As he sinks into the routine of a new internship at the Cinemateca do Desterro, he feels that he will never be the same again.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Eduardo Fernandes, Sofia Helena Moraes
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Cinema UFSC
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