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Duas Mulheres (2016)

In a messy room, a slap knocks a woman to the floor. The attacker appears deranged, bathed in anger and tears. The reason that leads the two, apparently old acquaintances, to this state is not immediately revealed. We are quickly transported to another time, the 70s: violence, repression, dictatorship, the hippie generation, the counterculture. We met these two women, now friends, in a movie theater. Here begins a puzzle to be put together, where present, past and illusion mix and become confused.
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In a messy room, a slap knocks a woman to the floor. The attacker appears deranged, bathed in anger and tears. The reason that leads the two, apparently old acquaintances, to this state is not immediately revealed. We are quickly transported to another time, the 70s: violence, repression, dictatorship, the hippie generation, the counterculture. We met these two women, now friends, in a movie theater. Here begins a puzzle to be put together, where present, past and illusion mix and become confused.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Marcelo Brennand
Written By:Anna Carolina Francisco
In Theaters:12/17/2016
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:REC Produtores Associados, Zéfiro Filmes

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Marcelo Brennand

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Gilda Nomacce

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Malu Bierrenbach

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Miriã Possani

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Anaterra Veloso

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