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A Última Primavera
Rosa is a sweet and lonely lady who spends her days shuffling her slippers around the room in a relentless search for an understanding of her own identity.
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Rosa is a sweet and lonely lady who spends her days shuffling her slippers around the room in a relentless search for an understanding of her own identity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Michelly Hadassa
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