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The Urutau’s Song
Luisa and Rafael are a couple who live in a rural area and use various elements of nature surrounding their home to try to protect their newborn baby, who is at risk of being stolen by an evil entity. The characters rely on their memories and ancestral rituals to save their child from the entity, generating a radical change in their lives.
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Luisa and Rafael are a couple who live in a rural area and use various elements of nature surrounding their home to try to protect their newborn baby, who is at risk of being stolen by an evil entity. The characters rely on their memories and ancestral rituals to save their child from the entity, generating a radical change in their lives.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Moisés Luna
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:UNILA - Universidade Federal da Integração Latino-Americana, Curso de Cinema & Audiovisual da UNILA, Forcine
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