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Last Days 

Two girls arrive at a strange house - the place where they decided to live their last days. A mysterious yet kind woman welcomes them. They feel ready to face their destiny. An enigmatic third girl, though, seems to have other plans for them.
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Two girls arrive at a strange house - the place where they decided to live their last days. A mysterious yet kind woman welcomes them. They feel ready to face their destiny. An enigmatic third girl, though, seems to have other plans for them.

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Directed By:Rodrigo Lavorato
Written By:Isadora Kolyniak, Rodrigo Lavorato
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Ladaia, Alento

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