'You Are My Home' and Only Hope
A homeless girl faces depression and uncertainty during the holidays.
Olho Ruim
After a sinister eye surgery, a man ends up being tormented by disturbing visions. Bandaged and isolated at home, the darkness manifests and the man comes across with his own insanity, doing everything he can to face his fears.
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After a sinister eye surgery, a man ends up being tormented by disturbing visions. Bandaged and isolated at home, the darkness manifests and the man comes across with his own insanity, doing everything he can to face his fears.
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