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Construção 

After being evicted from her house, Andréia returns years later to the Getúlio Vargas community with her children Augusto, Gustavo and Bruno. With their help, she starts building her own house.
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After being evicted from her house, Andréia returns years later to the Getúlio Vargas community with her children Augusto, Gustavo and Bruno. With their help, she starts building her own house.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Leonardo da Rosa
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Saturno Filmes

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