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The Dreamt Animal
The animal is in motion, it is impossible to hold it. The bodies vibrate, dance and desire.
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The animal is in motion, it is impossible to hold it. The bodies vibrate, dance and desire.
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Rodrigo Fernandes, Ticiana Augusto Lima, Breno Baptista, Samuel Brasileiro, Luciana Vieira, Victor Costa Lopes
Written By:Ticiana Augusto Lima, Victor Costa Lopes, Luciana Vieira, Samuel Brasileiro, Breno Baptista, Rodrigo Fernandes
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Tardo Filmes
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