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Diary From There
In Melgaço, a transmission tower may or may not be built. On the horizon, the wind turbines of Alto Minho. A vast landscape in northern Portugal where everything and nothing changes, as told by the eyes and memories of its people. In a film-diary, three Brazilians record the literal and imaginary lines that cross this territory.
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In Melgaço, a transmission tower may or may not be built. On the horizon, the wind turbines of Alto Minho. A vast landscape in northern Portugal where everything and nothing changes, as told by the eyes and memories of its people. In a film-diary, three Brazilians record the literal and imaginary lines that cross this territory.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Fernando Oikawa Garcia, Lucas Coca Matias, João Pedro Filippini
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Ao Norte
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