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David is Dead (2022)
Returning its activities in the middle of the pandemic, a theater company tries to record a play. But one of the actors hears the news that David, one of his colleagues, died. While the news fills the theater halls, the actors react to it differently and David's presence is reconstructed through mourning.
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Returning its activities in the middle of the pandemic, a theater company tries to record a play. But one of the actors hears the news that David, one of his colleagues, died. While the news fills the theater halls, the actors react to it differently and David's presence is reconstructed through mourning.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lea Monteiro
In Theaters:1/22/2022
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Girolando Filmes LTDA
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