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Dry Flowers
After his parents’ difficult divorce, Frederico decides to move to São Paulo to live with his mother and study engineering, a childhood dream. However, Fred begins to see himself differently; his best friend starts dating the girl of his dreams, and he is forced to confront his greatest problem: himself.
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After his parents’ difficult divorce, Frederico decides to move to São Paulo to live with his mother and study engineering, a childhood dream. However, Fred begins to see himself differently; his best friend starts dating the girl of his dreams, and he is forced to confront his greatest problem: himself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Juliana Nogueira Guimarães
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Murano Produções
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