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Deus me livre
Adenilson and Zeca are employees of Vila Formosa, the São Paulo cemetery that most bury Covid-19 victims in Brazil. After the chief is infected, the pair faces the huge task of digging endless graves and avoiding contagion in the Brazilian city with more victims of the Coronavirus. They will cling more to God than to protective measures.
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Adenilson and Zeca are employees of Vila Formosa, the São Paulo cemetery that most bury Covid-19 victims in Brazil. After the chief is infected, the pair faces the huge task of digging endless graves and avoiding contagion in the Brazilian city with more victims of the Coronavirus. They will cling more to God than to protective measures.
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