A Luz de Vênus: Parte Um
Sol, a reserved young woman, sees her world shift after meeting the charismatic Tainá and being introduced to the mysterious “Clube dos 27,” a social circle that challenges her sense of identity. As Sol is drawn deeper into the group’s intense dynamics, her personality begins to transform, creating tension between her emerging self-image and her deepening relationship with Tainá. Navigating desire, belonging, and self-reinvention, Sol is forced to confront what she wants—and who she is becoming—in this first chapter of a coming-of-age queer drama.
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Sol, a reserved young woman, sees her world shift after meeting the charismatic Tainá and being introduced to the mysterious “Clube dos 27,” a social circle that challenges her sense of identity. As Sol is drawn deeper into the group’s intense dynamics, her personality begins to transform, creating tension between her emerging self-image and her deepening relationship with Tainá. Navigating desire, belonging, and self-reinvention, Sol is forced to confront what she wants—and who she is becoming—in this first chapter of a coming-of-age queer drama.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vinicius Fernandez
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Ratoeira Filmes
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