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Three young black friends from Heliópolis favela go out seeking for refuge in downtown LGBT+ night scene of São Paulo
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Three young black friends from Heliópolis favela go out seeking for refuge in downtown LGBT+ night scene of São Paulo

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Directed By:Asaph Luccas
Written By:Asaph Luccas, Guilherme Candido, Carol Santos, Leonardo Domingos, Tatiane Ursulino, Joyce Santos, Oliv Barros, Gabriel Soares
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Gleba do Pêssego

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