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Ane spends her afternoons playing around the forest with her cousins until she encounters Anhangá, an indigenous spirit that surrounds her community. But when she goes deeper into the forest, Ane is faced with a real haunting.
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Ane spends her afternoons playing around the forest with her cousins until she encounters Anhangá, an indigenous spirit that surrounds her community. But when she goes deeper into the forest, Ane is faced with a real haunting.
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Begê Muniz
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Jamary Films
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