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The Garden of Chemistry Delights
There is a place of flowers where monsters and angels meet. There is a time in which angels are spellbound and destroyed in their innocence, fascinated by the magic of monsters. This film is that moment when innocence is contaminated by nightmare and an angel becomes the monster.
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There is a place of flowers where monsters and angels meet. There is a time in which angels are spellbound and destroyed in their innocence, fascinated by the magic of monsters. This film is that moment when innocence is contaminated by nightmare and an angel becomes the monster.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Jorge Sá
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Sandra Silva
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