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At the End Of The World 

Cecilio, a drug addict and dealer, struggles to escape the grip of addiction while living as a squatter in Lisbon. Determined to rebuild his life, he takes on a new job, but the harsh realities of the system and his own inner battles threaten to pull him back to the fringes of society. As he confronts his darkest truths, Cecilio embarks on a journey of resilience, uncovering unexpected dignity and solidarity along the way.
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Cecilio, a drug addict and dealer, struggles to escape the grip of addiction while living as a squatter in Lisbon. Determined to rebuild his life, he takes on a new job, but the harsh realities of the system and his own inner battles threaten to pull him back to the fringes of society. As he confronts his darkest truths, Cecilio embarks on a journey of resilience, uncovering unexpected dignity and solidarity along the way.

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Written By:Abraham Escobedo Salas
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Runtime:68 minutes
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