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AVE is on their way back from a party and, while trying to rest in the train car home, ends up crossing paths with a very peculiar figure: their own unconscious.
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AVE is on their way back from a party and, while trying to rest in the train car home, ends up crossing paths with a very peculiar figure: their own unconscious.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Thriller, Mystery
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Revérbero
Cast
Thais Machado, Gabriel Riccieri, Gustavo von Gal
Director
Raquel Nascimento
AVE
Noah Nunes
The Unconscious Correspondent
Tatiana Marques
The Holy Woman
Heitor Jabbur
The Devout
Noelle Ventura
The Saint of Pleasure
Gabriel Riccieri
Gabriel Riccieri
Thais Machado
Thais Machado
Gustavo von Gal
Gustavo von Gal
Francisco José
Committee Reviewer #1
Rita Rios
Committee Reviewer #2
Ana Paula Terra
Committee Reviewer #3
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