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No Return
Through the hallways of the University of Brasília, much is heard, and legends are passed down from generation to generation of students. That is, the generations that graduate... It is said that after losing interest in the course, neglecting your responsibilities, and failing classes consistently, you begin to feel strange things, changes. Hair, nails, mustaches start to grow... Beware, students, procrastination may turn you into something different from what you expect.
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Through the hallways of the University of Brasília, much is heard, and legends are passed down from generation to generation of students. That is, the generations that graduate... It is said that after losing interest in the course, neglecting your responsibilities, and failing classes consistently, you begin to feel strange things, changes. Hair, nails, mustaches start to grow... Beware, students, procrastination may turn you into something different from what you expect.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Maria Eduarda Cavalcante, Brenda Lacerda
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Coletiva Produções
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