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56 Days 

Eva is going through a troubled time in her life. After a breakup and amid professional uncertainty, she discovers an unwanted pregnancy. Faced with obstacles, she tries to continue her routine, hoping that the problem she doesn't want to deal with will resolve itself.
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Eva is going through a troubled time in her life. After a breakup and amid professional uncertainty, she discovers an unwanted pregnancy. Faced with obstacles, she tries to continue her routine, hoping that the problem she doesn't want to deal with will resolve itself.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Lara Carvalho
Written By:Lara Carvalho
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Lua de Maré Produções, Transatlântica

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