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It's a Trap 

Tiunai is a wannabe party boy with one goal—to hit the scene in style and catch the eye of the right girl for a night to remember. Armed with his older brother’s advice and the swagger he picks up from his favorite Trap tracks, he’s ready to prove he’s *that* guy—cool, confident, and effortlessly smooth. But in the pursuit of the perfect night, things don’t always go as planned.
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Tiunai is a wannabe party boy with one goal—to hit the scene in style and catch the eye of the right girl for a night to remember. Armed with his older brother’s advice and the swagger he picks up from his favorite Trap tracks, he’s ready to prove he’s *that* guy—cool, confident, and effortlessly smooth. But in the pursuit of the perfect night, things don’t always go as planned.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Filipe Barbosa
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Animal Filmes (BR)

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