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A Day with Jerusa
"A Day with Jerusa" follows Silvia, a young, mediumic market researcher facing the hardships of underemployment while awaiting the result of a public exam, and Jerusa, a gracious 77-year-old lady, eyewitness to the daily life on Bixiga, a neighborhood filled with ancestral memories. On Jerusa's birthday, while she waits for her family's arrival, the encounter between her deepest memories and Silvia's mediumship allows them to travel through time and realities common to their ancestry.
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"A Day with Jerusa" follows Silvia, a young, mediumic market researcher facing the hardships of underemployment while awaiting the result of a public exam, and Jerusa, a gracious 77-year-old lady, eyewitness to the daily life on Bixiga, a neighborhood filled with ancestral memories. On Jerusa's birthday, while she waits for her family's arrival, the encounter between her deepest memories and Silvia's mediumship allows them to travel through time and realities common to their ancestry.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Viviane Ferreira
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Odun Filmes
Cast
Viviane Ferreira
Director
Léa Garcia
Jerusa
Débora Marçal
Sílvia
Kizzi Sakile
Eguntim e Avó de Jerusa | 13 anos
Valdecir Nascimento
Professora da Vídeo Aula
Adriana Paixão
Letícia
Dirce Thomaz
Apaixonada 1 e Custódia | 60 anos
Heliana Hemetério
Apaixonada 2
Antônio Pitanga
Sebastião
Majó Sesan
Kleber
Pitchou Luambo
Luambo
Tássia Reis
Rosana
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