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A Arte de Andar Pelas Ruas de Brasília 

Brasilia is the scenery for the encounter between two girls. Ana and Leila share a friendship and the typical teenage coming of age.
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Brasilia is the scenery for the encounter between two girls. Ana and Leila share a friendship and the typical teenage coming of age.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Rafaela Camelo
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Runtime:18 minutes
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