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Suprema (2025)
Nina tries to adapt to the big city. She meets Angel, who takes her to the paths of magic. An old disaffection from the past leads her to the desire for revenge, and takes the young woman to the dark side of magic. Completely out of control, she enters a diabolical world of nightmares, ruin and destruction - a world of ultimate horror.
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Nina tries to adapt to the big city. She meets Angel, who takes her to the paths of magic. An old disaffection from the past leads her to the desire for revenge, and takes the young woman to the dark side of magic. Completely out of control, she enters a diabolical world of nightmares, ruin and destruction - a world of ultimate horror.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Horror
Written By:Danilo Morales
In Theaters:10/17/2025
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Psiquico Produções
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