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Manuel, an elderly deaf and mute man who had suffered a stroke, has just arrived at a nursing home and establishes a tender relationship with a nurse, rejuvenating his troubled relationship with his father.
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Manuel, an elderly deaf and mute man who had suffered a stroke, has just arrived at a nursing home and establishes a tender relationship with a nurse, rejuvenating his troubled relationship with his father.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:João Severo, Rafael Sá Carneiro, Beatriz Amador
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Lusófona Filmes
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