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A Voz Que Me Conduz
The story goes like this: Santiago, a young blind man, lives unhappily under the roof of his fanatically religious aunt Marta. When Moisés, a mute boy, enters his life, Santiago discovers a new feeling, while struggling between trying to communicate with him and the fear that Marta will discover this forbidden friendship.
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The story goes like this: Santiago, a young blind man, lives unhappily under the roof of his fanatically religious aunt Marta. When Moisés, a mute boy, enters his life, Santiago discovers a new feeling, while struggling between trying to communicate with him and the fear that Marta will discover this forbidden friendship.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Eduardo Matos
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:An Independent Production
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