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A a short horror film about a day in the life of Dimitri, an alternative young man from Recife. He throws a party with his friends at his house, but the night does not go as planned. Never before have women's hair been so terrifying.
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A a short horror film about a day in the life of Dimitri, an alternative young man from Recife. He throws a party with his friends at his house, but the night does not go as planned. Never before have women's hair been so terrifying.
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Produções Chinfrim
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