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Ana Cecília
The small town where Ana Cecília lives doesn't fit her dreams. Caught up between conflicts with her older sister and managing first crushes, she must figure out who she is, both within and outside of her family.
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The small town where Ana Cecília lives doesn't fit her dreams. Caught up between conflicts with her older sister and managing first crushes, she must figure out who she is, both within and outside of her family.
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Written By:Julia Regis
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Mutirão Filmes, Filmoca
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