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DISENCHANTMENT: sometimes i feel like the shit, but now i feel like im shit :( poster

DISENCHANTMENT: sometimes i feel like the shit, but now i feel like im shit :( 

Vigo is enchanted, magical creatures live along its streets. Two stories: in the first one, a psychic tries to help her friend who has a degenerative curse, who can die if she comes into contact with the light. In the other story, an invisible man who is an intern in a paranormal detective company investigates a ghost that appears at night in the streets of Vigo, while he meets a tweetstar who thinks about suicide, because every day he gets more and more tired.
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Vigo is enchanted, magical creatures live along its streets. Two stories: in the first one, a psychic tries to help her friend who has a degenerative curse, who can die if she comes into contact with the light. In the other story, an invisible man who is an intern in a paranormal detective company investigates a ghost that appears at night in the streets of Vigo, while he meets a tweetstar who thinks about suicide, because every day he gets more and more tired.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Fantasy, Horror
Directed By:SOHU
Written By:SOHU
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:CANTAM808, Víctor Soho

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