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Invisible. That is how many define the University Student House I (CEU I), located in the central region of the city of Santa Maria. The documentary 'Invisible Sky' sheds light on the stories of people who found a home there and resist the erasure of student assistance policies.
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Invisible. That is how many define the University Student House I (CEU I), located in the central region of the city of Santa Maria. The documentary 'Invisible Sky' sheds light on the stories of people who found a home there and resist the erasure of student assistance policies.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Júlia Urach, Max Frutuoso, Jamille Marin
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Toca Audiovisual
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