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On the second day after Christ's death, humans, angels and demons question the future of existence as they wander the now abandoned Earth. Without realizing it, the existential exorcism becomes more and more intense as the Messiah's return draws closer.
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On the second day after Christ's death, humans, angels and demons question the future of existence as they wander the now abandoned Earth. Without realizing it, the existential exorcism becomes more and more intense as the Messiah's return draws closer.
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Written By:Pedro Tavares
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:7 a 1 Filmes, Cavídeo Produções
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