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Almas 

The poem "I do not know how many souls I have" of Fernando Pessoa, as a filter for the emotions. What I saw, lived, heard and felt for life. A work without script. The short film was made entirely from the emotions that the poem brought. A dip in the soul and in the art.
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The poem "I do not know how many souls I have" of Fernando Pessoa, as a filter for the emotions. What I saw, lived, heard and felt for life. A work without script. The short film was made entirely from the emotions that the poem brought. A dip in the soul and in the art.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Marcos Faria
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