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Extremo Ocidente 

In the underground of a besieged city, a soldier awaits his fate. Meanwhile, in the ruins of the surface, the dangerous Cannibal runs wild.
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In the underground of a besieged city, a soldier awaits his fate. Meanwhile, in the ruins of the surface, the dangerous Cannibal runs wild.

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Genre:War, Horror, Science Fiction
Directed By:João Pedro Faro
Written By:João Pedro Faro, Bruno Lisboa
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:mbvideo

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