Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
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A group of terrorists kidnaps a soccer player's daughter and plans to blow up the Maracanã in the middle of the World Cup. Rafael, a former member of the Anti-Kidnapping Squad, has a mission to save the girl and prevent this disaster.
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A group of terrorists kidnaps a soccer player's daughter and plans to blow up the Maracanã in the middle of the World Cup. Rafael, a former member of the Anti-Kidnapping Squad, has a mission to save the girl and prevent this disaster.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Action
Written By:Rene Belmonte, Renato Martins, Marcus Dartagnãn
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Europa Filmes, Dartagnãn Artes
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