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Alma’s Condition
Alma wakes up every day with a new condition, suffering the most varied physical transformations that reflect her feelings of inadequacy and prevent her from having a normal daily routine. With each passing day, Alma gradually feels more alone.
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Alma wakes up every day with a new condition, suffering the most varied physical transformations that reflect her feelings of inadequacy and prevent her from having a normal daily routine. With each passing day, Alma gradually feels more alone.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Sara Naves
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Sardinha em Lata, Glow
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