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Diga o que quiser! Eu vou ser feliz à beça! 

A documentary that celebrates the life of Daniel Marques, a young black poet from the periphery, who was not only an artist and actor but also a cultural activist. In 2017, Daniel unfortunately committed suicide, and questions remain about the mental health of black youth and the mourning that not only encompasses Daniel's death but also a whole system of racial exclusion that sickens us.
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A documentary that celebrates the life of Daniel Marques, a young black poet from the periphery, who was not only an artist and actor but also a cultural activist. In 2017, Daniel unfortunately committed suicide, and questions remain about the mental health of black youth and the mourning that not only encompasses Daniel's death but also a whole system of racial exclusion that sickens us.

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