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In the early 2000s, two young, social outcast film students tape themselves as they plot to break into a house and commit a killing. The tapes are found 10 years later by a film crew, and analysed by a psychologist.
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In the early 2000s, two young, social outcast film students tape themselves as they plot to break into a house and commit a killing. The tapes are found 10 years later by a film crew, and analysed by a psychologist.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Matheus Costa, Igor Nolasco
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Coletivo Tapioquinha
Cast
Igor Nolasco
Director
Pedro Blanc
Pedro
Milton Savoldi
Milton
Bia Vedovato
Bia
Leon Marques
Leon
Rollo Roquenrolo
Psychologist
Pedro de Carvalho
Neighbor
Igor Nolasco
Director (Uncredited)
Arthur Padilha
Crew Member (Uncredited)
Matheus Costa
Crew Member (Uncredited)
Daniel Pereira
Crew Member (Uncredited)
Daniel Saeta
Crew Member (Uncredited)
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