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Cornerstone
Sasá is a construction worker with a stutter who dreams of being a movie actor in the interior of São Paulo. Burdened with supporting his family, renovating his home and sending help to relatives in the interior of Minas Gerais and Baixada Fluminense, he doesn't realize that his life is already the film, a hybrid between documentary and fiction.
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Sasá is a construction worker with a stutter who dreams of being a movie actor in the interior of São Paulo. Burdened with supporting his family, renovating his home and sending help to relatives in the interior of Minas Gerais and Baixada Fluminense, he doesn't realize that his life is already the film, a hybrid between documentary and fiction.
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Kino-Olho
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