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Sokoto in the CannibalCafe
Two men, William and Armin, meet on a cannibal site. The past and the future combine and the anxieties of William Sokoto, the vegetarian cannibal rises.
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Two men, William and Armin, meet on a cannibal site. The past and the future combine and the anxieties of William Sokoto, the vegetarian cannibal rises.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Arthur Dunwich, Justine Tristan Dartois
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Ulule, A Deadly Poets Films
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