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Survive The Semester
2 months after a zombie virus is accidentally released in the federal university of São Carlos, a group of students from the most various graduations try to survive together.
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2 months after a zombie virus is accidentally released in the federal university of São Carlos, a group of students from the most various graduations try to survive together.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Horror
Written By:Rafa Brant
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Misto Quente Produções, Imagem e Som - UFSCar
Cast
Sofia J. Torrealba, Marcella Galante
Director
Clara Andrade
Lena
Naomi Viteli
Lídia
Miguel Trevizani
Edson
Ellen Barban
Jéssica
Beatriz Vasconcellos
Maria Eduarda "Madu"
Ana Júlia Fornazieri
Rafa Brant
Thiago
Giulia Ramos
Gabriela
Ana Carolina Perali
Júlia
Ana Morena Nascimento
Apresentadora de TV
Maicon Silva
Diretor de Som
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