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Clarisse or Something About Us
The dry quarry and a forest that still beats. A very sick father reviews the daughter. Resentments are brought to the table. The memory of the dead awakened by blood, objects, shadows and dreams affects Clarisse at this scenario of beauty and agony. Husband and business are expecting she in the city for a cathartic outcome.
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The dry quarry and a forest that still beats. A very sick father reviews the daughter. Resentments are brought to the table. The memory of the dead awakened by blood, objects, shadows and dreams affects Clarisse at this scenario of beauty and agony. Husband and business are expecting she in the city for a cathartic outcome.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Petrus Cariry, Rosemberg Cariry, Firmino Holanda
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Iluminura Filmes
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