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Men's Only Privilege
The Mammoth Protocol is a mysterious book that enters the life of young scientist Pietro, and steals all good things from him and the ones around him. Little by little, the scientist's obsession for the book transforms him into a monster and only his friends can save him, before it's too late...
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The Mammoth Protocol is a mysterious book that enters the life of young scientist Pietro, and steals all good things from him and the ones around him. Little by little, the scientist's obsession for the book transforms him into a monster and only his friends can save him, before it's too late...
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Genre:Drama, Horror
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Written By:Lucas Vicentini
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Kimera Filmes, Nami Filmes
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