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The Feast (2023)
In a dystopian world, a creature attends a banquet organized by a magical refrigerator. Thus begins his unbridled descent into a spiral of consumption. Corrupted and turned into a beast, he faces a macabre end.
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In a dystopian world, a creature attends a banquet organized by a magical refrigerator. Thus begins his unbridled descent into a spiral of consumption. Corrupted and turned into a beast, he faces a macabre end.
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Genre:Horror, Animation
Written By:Amanda Rivera, Claudia Saldivia, Simón Bucher Saavedra
In Theaters:9/22/2023
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
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