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In the Fever of the Dawn 

At a New Year's Eve party, four friends steal a crate of beer and decide to head to Mosqueiro to see the first sunrise of the year. While trying to stay sane throughout the journey, they go through crazy adventures that test their friendship.
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At a New Year's Eve party, four friends steal a crate of beer and decide to head to Mosqueiro to see the first sunrise of the year. While trying to stay sane throughout the journey, they go through crazy adventures that test their friendship.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Mariana Nagata
Written By:Mariana Nagata
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Runtime:18 minutes
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