'Scrooge: A Christmas Carol' (2022)
This animated Christmas movie is based on the classic novel of the same name.
Don't Forget to Close the Window
Two apartments and a curious lens that captures unimaginable truths. Through her window, Letícia photographs the daily life of her neighbors. Among them is Bruno, who leads an apparently ordinary life, lives with his father and has a steady relationship with the beautiful Duda. Between clicks and puffs, she discovers that the boy has a secret that can change the destiny of all the characters in this story.
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Two apartments and a curious lens that captures unimaginable truths. Through her window, Letícia photographs the daily life of her neighbors. Among them is Bruno, who leads an apparently ordinary life, lives with his father and has a steady relationship with the beautiful Duda. Between clicks and puffs, she discovers that the boy has a secret that can change the destiny of all the characters in this story.
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