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HEART-STOPPING TRAIN 

After colliding with a train, the non-binary teenager Mayonnaise ends up in the limbo between life and death. Now, they must escape the Cat of All Dreams and the Gender-Thieving Alien — and, of course, stop themselves from crashing again with the HEART-STOPPING TRAIN. Will they make it out… or stay stuck forever in this cosmic mess?
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After colliding with a train, the non-binary teenager Mayonnaise ends up in the limbo between life and death. Now, they must escape the Cat of All Dreams and the Gender-Thieving Alien — and, of course, stop themselves from crashing again with the HEART-STOPPING TRAIN. Will they make it out… or stay stuck forever in this cosmic mess?

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Genre:Thriller, Action, Drama, Horror
Directed By:Luc da Silveira
Written By:Luc da Silveira
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:El Mundo Real

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