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Aquário
On Gabriela's birthday, Laura is with her little sister when she chooses her long-awaited gift: a little fish. But things take a turn for the worse when Laura forgets the little fish's aquarium at a theater, making her anxious about when someone will notice it's missing. Based on the theme of sisterly love, this short film explores the emotional universe of a child by focusing on the main character's feelings and her concerns. But, more than anything, Aquarium is about the love that two sisters feel for each other – which is bigger than anything and everything.
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On Gabriela's birthday, Laura is with her little sister when she chooses her long-awaited gift: a little fish. But things take a turn for the worse when Laura forgets the little fish's aquarium at a theater, making her anxious about when someone will notice it's missing. Based on the theme of sisterly love, this short film explores the emotional universe of a child by focusing on the main character's feelings and her concerns. But, more than anything, Aquarium is about the love that two sisters feel for each other – which is bigger than anything and everything.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anna Lia
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Runtime:16 minutes
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