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On the wake of a girl having been found dead in a club, Carlos starts to see bizarre things and feel strange changes in his body. When he meets Paula, the boy fears for her well-being as he grows suspicious of what's happening to him.
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On the wake of a girl having been found dead in a club, Carlos starts to see bizarre things and feel strange changes in his body. When he meets Paula, the boy fears for her well-being as he grows suspicious of what's happening to him.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Romance
Written By:Leena Santos, Igor Colares, Marco Antônio Filho
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Mico Leão Rosado
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