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In a future not so distant, humanity has almost been extinguished by vampires. The dark of night is deadly and, while trying to survive it, a man finds a chance to redeem himself.
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In a future not so distant, humanity has almost been extinguished by vampires. The dark of night is deadly and, while trying to survive it, a man finds a chance to redeem himself.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Renné França
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