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The Angela Chapters
Director Lucifer Valentine's childhood and the memories of his character Angela Aberdeen are portrayed in a long delirium in which blood, pain, sex and vomit are the absolute protagonists.
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Director Lucifer Valentine's childhood and the memories of his character Angela Aberdeen are portrayed in a long delirium in which blood, pain, sex and vomit are the absolute protagonists.
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Genre:Horror, Documentary
Written By:Lucifer Valentine, Lucifer Valentine
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Runtime:200 minutes
Studio:Kingdom of Hell Productions, Valentine International Pictures
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