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A group of skaters take refuge in a shopping mall, making it their playground. As they spend time skating the empty hallways, the stillness creeps in. It's a dead end.
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A group of skaters take refuge in a shopping mall, making it their playground. As they spend time skating the empty hallways, the stillness creeps in. It's a dead end.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vanja Vascarac, Mário Macedo
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Olhar de Ulisses, Vertigo Média

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