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The Mysterious Death of Pérola
Away from home, living alone in an old and gloomy apartment, Pérola feels the effects of the time passing, being increasingly taken by nostalgia and fear to a point where dream, fantasy and reality lose its borders.
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Away from home, living alone in an old and gloomy apartment, Pérola feels the effects of the time passing, being increasingly taken by nostalgia and fear to a point where dream, fantasy and reality lose its borders.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Guto Parente
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Alumbramento, Tardo Filmes
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