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Cinematoso 

Since the 70’s, Cyro Matoso is making films without any kind of sponsorship and a highly limited budget. He has enjoyed many years working with culture, developing his creativity and, above all, creating his art.
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Since the 70’s, Cyro Matoso is making films without any kind of sponsorship and a highly limited budget. He has enjoyed many years working with culture, developing his creativity and, above all, creating his art.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Bruno Costa
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Processo Multiartes

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Bruno Costa

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