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The Man in the Box
Locked up for decades in a maximum security prison, an old man tries to revive his glory days as a magician, putting into practice a perfect - but also very dangerous - escape plan.
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Locked up for decades in a maximum security prison, an old man tries to revive his glory days as a magician, putting into practice a perfect - but also very dangerous - escape plan.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Alvaro Furloni
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Segunda-Feira Filmes
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