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La última Navidad del universo
December 25th of next year. Humanity has gone to hell and only a few survive by eating each other. Santa Claus comes to hand out toys, but in a world without good children, he'll have to use them as deadly weapons. La última navidad del universo, the new shenanigans from the directors of Fist of Jesus
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December 25th of next year. Humanity has gone to hell and only a few survive by eating each other. Santa Claus comes to hand out toys, but in a world without good children, he'll have to use them as deadly weapons. La última navidad del universo, the new shenanigans from the directors of Fist of Jesus
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:David Muñoz
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Cinestesia, Eskoria Films, Productions of The Universe
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