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A young art student begins to have nightmares about mysterious murders and begins illustrating them, until she discovers that the deaths that haunt her dreams really happened and were those of her college classmates. She thinks she could be the next victim and tries to find out who the killer could be.
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A young art student begins to have nightmares about mysterious murders and begins illustrating them, until she discovers that the deaths that haunt her dreams really happened and were those of her college classmates. She thinks she could be the next victim and tries to find out who the killer could be.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Letícia Monteiro, Henrique Maciel, Bianca Galdino, Yasmim Pereira
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Runtime:15 minutes
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