“Michael” and the Tension of Lacking Tension
It is not hard to make a musical biopic that pleases audiences and draws a profit. Michael is no exception.
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Arthur, a young aspiring digital influencer, dreams of becoming an internet sensation. With his friend, Fábio, they decide to embark on a search for the whereabouts of a missing schoolmate. Armed only with their cameras, they record every detail of this intense journey, while confronting their own fears and discovering that true success may be closer than they imagine.
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Arthur, a young aspiring digital influencer, dreams of becoming an internet sensation. With his friend, Fábio, they decide to embark on a search for the whereabouts of a missing schoolmate. Armed only with their cameras, they record every detail of this intense journey, while confronting their own fears and discovering that true success may be closer than they imagine.
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Written By:Everaldo Carvalho, Augusto Ferreira, Isabelle Fonseca
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