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Hugo returns to his old school, accompanied by Mônica, for a technical visit related to an upcoming recording. While exploring the places and memories of their school days, they will discuss the challenges and the responsibilities of being a young adult with internal conflicts, now in college.
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Hugo returns to his old school, accompanied by Mônica, for a technical visit related to an upcoming recording. While exploring the places and memories of their school days, they will discuss the challenges and the responsibilities of being a young adult with internal conflicts, now in college.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Henry De Souza
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