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Pedro and Fabrício are two young filmmakers who never got the chance to make their comedy films. Frustrated, they consider quitting the business, but decide, as their last attempt, to produce a low-budget drama and submit it to a local film festival.
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Pedro and Fabrício are two young filmmakers who never got the chance to make their comedy films. Frustrated, they consider quitting the business, but decide, as their last attempt, to produce a low-budget drama and submit it to a local film festival.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Daniel Belmonte, Pedro Cadore, Bruno Bloch
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Belmonte Produções
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