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Electric Fish
A surrealist queer experience. Sweder, one day as he prepares to cut a fish, feels somehow touched by the commercial that is playing on TV about the consumption of animal flesh and violence, so he decides to adopt the fish and treat it like a son.
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A surrealist queer experience. Sweder, one day as he prepares to cut a fish, feels somehow touched by the commercial that is playing on TV about the consumption of animal flesh and violence, so he decides to adopt the fish and treat it like a son.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Pedro H. Machado, Henrique Domingues
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Peixes Elétricos Prod
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