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Buried In The Backyard
When younger, Isabela buried a revolver in the backyard, with a promise to take revenge on her stepfather, who assaulted her mother. Years later she digs up the gun and goes in search of revenge.
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When younger, Isabela buried a revolver in the backyard, with a promise to take revenge on her stepfather, who assaulted her mother. Years later she digs up the gun and goes in search of revenge.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Diego Bauer
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Artrupe Produções
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