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After years living in the capital, Ariel returns to her hometown on the coast with a new identity, having to deal with all the feelings that have been internalized during her absence, while at the same time meeting up again with her younger sister, Ana.
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After years living in the capital, Ariel returns to her hometown on the coast with a new identity, having to deal with all the feelings that have been internalized during her absence, while at the same time meeting up again with her younger sister, Ana.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lau Azevedo, Victor Sartori, João Pires, Gustavo Leandro, Nathan Kaspary
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Corpo d'Água Filmes
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