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Dreams of River (Director's Cut) 

Rosa plans a vacation to her grandmother's house in a small town in Pará, visiting her childhood friends, Maria Flor and Heitor. During her stay, Rosa meets João, a mysterious and charming local resident, with whom she develops a relationship. One night, a party takes place nearby, and the next day, news spreads that some people gone missing. The strange occurrence attracts the attention of the locals.
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Rosa plans a vacation to her grandmother's house in a small town in Pará, visiting her childhood friends, Maria Flor and Heitor. During her stay, Rosa meets João, a mysterious and charming local resident, with whom she develops a relationship. One night, a party takes place nearby, and the next day, news spreads that some people gone missing. The strange occurrence attracts the attention of the locals.

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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Milene Rose
Written By:Milene Rose
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Iniventável Filmes

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