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HEART-STOPPING TRAIN (2022)

FOI AQUI QUE EU MORRI?

Gênero : Thriller, Ação, Drama, Terror

Runtime : 7M

Director : Luc da Silveira

Sinopse

FOI AQUI QUE EU MORRI? Trem para dura discute o que existe entre vida e a morte, entre o espaço e o tempo. É uma narrativa que torce o espectador para além, explorando as dores a tristeza da existência humana.

Atores

Nina da Silveira
Nina da Silveira
MAIONESE
Lucas Granado
Lucas Granado
Dr. Lagarta Humanoide

Tripulações

Luc da Silveira
Luc da Silveira
Director
Luc da Silveira
Luc da Silveira
Editor
Luc da Silveira
Luc da Silveira
Writer
Luc da Silveira
Luc da Silveira
Producer
Nina da Silveira
Nina da Silveira
Art Department Assistant
Lucas Granado
Lucas Granado
Art Department Assistant
Luc da Silveira
Luc da Silveira
Art Direction
Nina da Silveira
Nina da Silveira
Producer

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