Chupa: A Movie Based on the Mythical Creature of the Same Name
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The evening of his break-up with Cath, Sam is victim of an inexplicable phenomenon where he loses consciousness for few hours later. Could his heartbreak be related to the hypothesis of an alien abduction?
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The evening of his break-up with Cath, Sam is victim of an inexplicable phenomenon where he loses consciousness for few hours later. Could his heartbreak be related to the hypothesis of an alien abduction?
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Marc-Antoine Lemire
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Les films de la Méduse, h264
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