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In a day, late at night, Bonfim tries to finish an important task, but he is constantly interrupted by a weird and repetitive sound that apparently just he can hear. While the reality around him starts to unfold in bizarre and non-sense events, Bonfim walks through his appartment in a surreal journey moved by tiredness, mental confusion and the search for a simple cup of coffee.
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In a day, late at night, Bonfim tries to finish an important task, but he is constantly interrupted by a weird and repetitive sound that apparently just he can hear. While the reality around him starts to unfold in bizarre and non-sense events, Bonfim walks through his appartment in a surreal journey moved by tiredness, mental confusion and the search for a simple cup of coffee.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:João Bonfim
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Runtime:8 minutes
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