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Lime Green 

About to enter the stage for the final time, a drag queen revisits all the scars that make up her Carnival.
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About to enter the stage for the final time, a drag queen revisits all the scars that make up her Carnival.

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Directed By:Henrique Arruda
Written By:Henrique Arruda
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Bobox Produções, Filmes de Marte

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