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Frankenstonya 

Following a mysterious disappearance, actress Tônya Frank reemerges in the public eye transformed: new look, new persona, and starring in the latest film by the unknown underground director Victor. On the Jorge Borges Show, she unleashes biting commentary on Brazilian cinema as she recounts the journey behind her metamorphosis.
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Following a mysterious disappearance, actress Tônya Frank reemerges in the public eye transformed: new look, new persona, and starring in the latest film by the unknown underground director Victor. On the Jorge Borges Show, she unleashes biting commentary on Brazilian cinema as she recounts the journey behind her metamorphosis.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Lucas Morais
Written By:Lucas Morais
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Out Cinema Brasileiro

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