A Portrait of Butterflies (2019)
Alexandra and Miguel meet regularly and passionately at her home. He has already started to create some expectations for the future. She is still trying to understand where that is going to take her. This gap between them leads them to confrontation in a way that will mark them for life
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Alexandra and Miguel meet regularly and passionately at her home. He has already started to create some expectations for the future. She is still trying to understand where that is going to take her. This gap between them leads them to confrontation in a way that will mark them for life
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Henrique Prudêncio
In Theaters:10/1/2019
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Onírico Filmes
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