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Tropical SOV 

Tropical SOV is a Brazilian anthology that brings together 23 independent filmmakers who bring to life 21 hilarious, strange and bizarre stories that could only happen in Brazil. From brains that produce cocaine to the incredible human videocassette, including the secrets of synthetic meat, baldness cures, castration of rapists, nihilistic fruits, magical sweets and the poop king of Evangelistão.
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Tropical SOV is a Brazilian anthology that brings together 23 independent filmmakers who bring to life 21 hilarious, strange and bizarre stories that could only happen in Brazil. From brains that produce cocaine to the incredible human videocassette, including the secrets of synthetic meat, baldness cures, castration of rapists, nihilistic fruits, magical sweets and the poop king of Evangelistão.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Tainá Rei, Braun Ridre Chulaq, Luciano Irrthum, Keisy Yamaki, Kadu Hammett, Annie Brasil, Bogomili Ovos, Judas Vanir, Vinicius J. Santos, Laura Moura de Andrade, Mari Bauhaus, E.B. Toniolli, Rebeca Capozzi, Ted Rafael, Alex Dombrova, Elder Gusmão, Edgar Soares, Fabiano Soares, Jonathan Rodrigues, Petter Baiestorf, Daniela Távora, Marcelo Castro Moraes, Luciano de Miranda, Juliana Hoffmann Bordes, Barbi Cauzzi, Pedro Henrique Loreto
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Petter Baiestorf Produções, Batata Filmes

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