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At Midnight I'll Slay my Uncle
When the nephew needs to spend a day at his uncle's house, he realizes in the worst way that he is no longer the same, he is much worse than normal, he has become a patriot, in the worst definition of the type.
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When the nephew needs to spend a day at his uncle's house, he realizes in the worst way that he is no longer the same, he is much worse than normal, he has become a patriot, in the worst definition of the type.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Jonathan Rodrigues
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Batata Filmes
Cast
Jonathan Rodrigues
Director
Jonathan Rodrigues
The uncle
Eduardo Carvalho
The nephew
Eric Noguchi
God
Petter Baiestorf
Pastor Chico
Airton Bratz
Chibamar Bronx
Carli Bortolanza
Super Chacrinha
E.B. Toniolli
Euclides
Alexandre Moura
First God appearance
Sônia Maria Rodrigues
The mother
Lucas Rodrigues Carvalho
The father
Braun Ridre Chulaq
Conde Souto/Dr. Murilo Púcio
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