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18 (2019)
Maria and Rafa are two friends who grew up in a small town where everyone leaves at 18 to go somewhere else. With the eve of university exams and applications approaching, they will have to face the possibility that this “place” will be the same for both, or if they will each go their own way.
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Maria and Rafa are two friends who grew up in a small town where everyone leaves at 18 to go somewhere else. With the eve of university exams and applications approaching, they will have to face the possibility that this “place” will be the same for both, or if they will each go their own way.
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Studio:Fora de Campo Filmes
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