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Among Many 

Luigi, a cat rescued from the streets, lives in an animal shelter alongside other felines with troubled pasts. When he's adopted by a family, he believes he’s finally found a place to call home. But the unstable environment of the new household soon makes it clear that living with humans isn’t always a promise of happiness. Forced back to the streets, Luigi must once again face the harsh realities of survival — and discover where he truly belongs.
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Luigi, a cat rescued from the streets, lives in an animal shelter alongside other felines with troubled pasts. When he's adopted by a family, he believes he’s finally found a place to call home. But the unstable environment of the new household soon makes it clear that living with humans isn’t always a promise of happiness. Forced back to the streets, Luigi must once again face the harsh realities of survival — and discover where he truly belongs.

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Genre:Drama, Documentary
Directed By:Lucas Marcarini
Written By:Felipe Dezotti Barêa, Ana Ellis
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Runtime:12 minutes
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