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Bloody Hangover
A first date, a night out drinking on the streets of Madrid, a drunk vampire woman who doesn’t notice the sun that’s coming. A boy who doesn’t understand what he’s getting into.
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A first date, a night out drinking on the streets of Madrid, a drunk vampire woman who doesn’t notice the sun that’s coming. A boy who doesn’t understand what he’s getting into.
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Written By:Iván Vescovo
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:África Visual, Fiera
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