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X-Tudo
Two men talk with each other while they eat a sandwich. One of them doesn't give the desired attention to the other guy. That would be the synopsis of X-Tudo if the protagonist couldn't create different versions of the facts.
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Two men talk with each other while they eat a sandwich. One of them doesn't give the desired attention to the other guy. That would be the synopsis of X-Tudo if the protagonist couldn't create different versions of the facts.
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Directed By:Rodrigo Tomita, Gabriel Borges, Pedro Vilo, Gabi Ferreira, Gabriela Goulart, André F. Diniz
Written By:Rodrigo Tomita
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Coco Filmes
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