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Nosferatu
Nosferatu arrives in a town escaping from Van Helsing. He brings not only his curse, but ghosts from his past. In this escape, he dives into a macabre dance searching for an actress and faces the horror of eternity and the pain of an endless existence.
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Nosferatu arrives in a town escaping from Van Helsing. He brings not only his curse, but ghosts from his past. In this escape, he dives into a macabre dance searching for an actress and faces the horror of eternity and the pain of an endless existence.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Cristiano Burlan, Rodrigo Sanches, Fernanda Farias, Emily Hozokawa
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Bela Filmes
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