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A cinematic poem that expands on a key scene in Carlos Hugo Christensen's masterpiece, O Menino de O Vento (1967). Katsuo's film addresses a truly impressive meditation on the suggestion of nudity, or lack thereof, in one of the most important works of Brazilian LGBTQ+ cinema.
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A cinematic poem that expands on a key scene in Carlos Hugo Christensen's masterpiece, O Menino de O Vento (1967). Katsuo's film addresses a truly impressive meditation on the suggestion of nudity, or lack thereof, in one of the most important works of Brazilian LGBTQ+ cinema.
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Written By:Hugo Katsuo
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Runtime:5 minutes
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