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A Identidade
Helena, a forty-year-old woman whom, during a period of crisis, begins to receive anonymous letters from an admirer that watches her daily. Meanwhile, she tries to keep it hidden from her partner, João Pedro. Based on the novel by Czech author Milan Kundera.
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Helena, a forty-year-old woman whom, during a period of crisis, begins to receive anonymous letters from an admirer that watches her daily. Meanwhile, she tries to keep it hidden from her partner, João Pedro. Based on the novel by Czech author Milan Kundera.
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Written By:Arthur Linden, Julia Villela
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