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On the day of the World Cup final between Brazil and France, Erika Oguihara, a Japanese-Brazilian teenager who rejects her family's traditions, experiences a violence that seems invisible and plunges into a painful sea of emotions.
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On the day of the World Cup final between Brazil and France, Erika Oguihara, a Japanese-Brazilian teenager who rejects her family's traditions, experiences a violence that seems invisible and plunges into a painful sea of emotions.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:André Hayato Saito, Luigi Rossi Madormo, Tati Wan
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:MyMama Entertainment
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