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The Afterlife Show (With Hector Plasma) (2025)
The ghost Hector Plasma starts his new documentary show about how it is to haunt the famous Magnolia Mansion. An accident however kills the sound guy of the film crew, bringing an opportunity for hector to show him his new and everlasting home.
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The ghost Hector Plasma starts his new documentary show about how it is to haunt the famous Magnolia Mansion. An accident however kills the sound guy of the film crew, bringing an opportunity for hector to show him his new and everlasting home.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Matheus Humberto Sehnem Funari, Artur de Toledo Risi Bombonati, Rodrigo Lobato Toporcov, Daniel Furlan Peixoto
Written By:Artur de Toledo Risi Bombonati, Daniel Furlan Peixoto, Matheus Humberto Sehnem Funari, Rodrigo Lobato Toporcov
In Theaters:10/30/2025
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:FAAP, Flambo Animation
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