The Inner Shadow

Name: The Inner Shadow
Director: Diego Tafarel
Genre: Drama
Released: 2018-08-19
Rating: 2.0
Cast: Rafael Schaefer, Frederico Vittola, Rodrigo Shalako, Carina Dias, Eike Junior

2018 · 16 min · ★ 2.0 · Drama

Son of a patriarchal family in the country interior finds out something.

Directed by Diego Tafarel · Written by Diego Tafarel

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