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SVEN Ch. I (2008)

2008 · Jesse Dorian · 11 min · United States of America

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Sinopse

A monster and his emperor scorpion are confined to a room.

Elenco principal 2

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Uma proposta de 2008 centrada em Drama, Fantástico e Monstros. Dirigida por Jesse Dorian.

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Influências

  1. 1910
    Frankenstein
  2. 1925
    O Mundo Perdido
  3. 1928
    Mandrágora
  4. 1929
    The Mysterious Island
  5. 1929
    Um Cão Andaluz
  6. 2008
    SVEN Ch. I

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