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A4 II: The Contact poster

A4 II: The Contact 

Roy wakes up in his room next to a beautiful girl, but he doesn't remember anything from the night before, only blurred images and some marks on his body tell of a night of furious passion. Excited, Roy prepares a hearty breakfast and finally discovers to his horror that the mysterious girl is not from this planet.
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Roy wakes up in his room next to a beautiful girl, but he doesn't remember anything from the night before, only blurred images and some marks on his body tell of a night of furious passion. Excited, Roy prepares a hearty breakfast and finally discovers to his horror that the mysterious girl is not from this planet.

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Directed By:Camilo Pineda
Written By:Manuel Rugeles
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Runtime:6 minutes
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