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Liberdade Hotel
After his car breaks down, Angus looks for a place to stay for the night and finds an old building. Lured by the promise of a temporary solution, he soon realizes that his stay in this hotel will not be ordinary, but full of mysteries.
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After his car breaks down, Angus looks for a place to stay for the night and finds an old building. Lured by the promise of a temporary solution, he soon realizes that his stay in this hotel will not be ordinary, but full of mysteries.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Ândria Fernandes
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:RUGAS, Cineclube Seixal
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