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Memoirs of a Tiger Killer
After being fired from his job, the conformist Aderbal loses all of his unemployment insurance to online betting sites. Devastated by his loss, he embarks on a journey of revenge, vowing to murder every influencer he encounters who promotes gambling websites. Meanwhile, a nuclear conflict between Brazil, the United States, and China threatens all life on Earth.
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After being fired from his job, the conformist Aderbal loses all of his unemployment insurance to online betting sites. Devastated by his loss, he embarks on a journey of revenge, vowing to murder every influencer he encounters who promotes gambling websites. Meanwhile, a nuclear conflict between Brazil, the United States, and China threatens all life on Earth.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Fantasy
Written By:Samuel Brandão
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:ButecoClaquete
Cast
Samuel Brandão
Director
Ricardo Trinca
Aderbal
Carolina Campos
Damares
Amanda Vargas
Virgínia
Samuel Brandão
Casemilho
Márcio Blanco
Márcio
Alécio França
Mendigo 1
Letícia Cinema
Robozão
João Vitor Mendes
Figurante no Ponto/ Repórter
Ellen Karina Lazcano
Menina no ponto de ônibus/ Mãe Mendiga
Josué Dourados
Mendigo 2
Diogenes
Cozinheiro Johnny
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