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Asco (2015)
Asco is the poisonous feeling aroused in a heart broken by the blade of love. It's about making someone feel exactly what you felt. A sculptor creates a ring for his beloved and she denies. Collapsed and helpless, gathers strength to rebuild through veiled approaches and unreasonable persecution. Revenges her attracting the new person who rises upon this relationship.
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Asco is the poisonous feeling aroused in a heart broken by the blade of love. It's about making someone feel exactly what you felt. A sculptor creates a ring for his beloved and she denies. Collapsed and helpless, gathers strength to rebuild through veiled approaches and unreasonable persecution. Revenges her attracting the new person who rises upon this relationship.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ale Paschoalini, Rafael Baliú
In Theaters:1/25/2015
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Runtime:70 minutes
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