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Dead Fish
On a dirt road, two truck driver friends face a mechanical problem and are unexpectedly helped by a woman who lives nearby. She points them to a repair shop, takes them to her home, and their time together unfolds in a mysterious way.
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On a dirt road, two truck driver friends face a mechanical problem and are unexpectedly helped by a woman who lives nearby. She points them to a repair shop, takes them to her home, and their time together unfolds in a mysterious way.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:João Fontenele
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Espraiado Produções
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