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During a night filled with wine, cigarettes, and conversations about life and death, three friends descend into an increasingly strange reality, where their fears, desires, and frustrations seem to come to life.
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During a night filled with wine, cigarettes, and conversations about life and death, three friends descend into an increasingly strange reality, where their fears, desires, and frustrations seem to come to life.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Bruna Rodrigues
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Badunts Filmes
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