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Pascal
In the intimate confines of their home, Pascal's birthday turns into a harrowing exploration of mental health and family dynamics.
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In the intimate confines of their home, Pascal's birthday turns into a harrowing exploration of mental health and family dynamics.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Rarara, Nicolas Del Rio
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Runtime:15 minutes
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