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Echos from Home
After moving to Vilnius to pursue filmmaking, a young adult struggles with homesickness and the fading connection to his past in São Paulo. When a series of phone calls with family and friends rekindle memories of places he left behind, he embarks on a personal journey to reconcile his present with his past, capturing the contrast between two cities and the lingering impact of distance on identity and belonging.
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After moving to Vilnius to pursue filmmaking, a young adult struggles with homesickness and the fading connection to his past in São Paulo. When a series of phone calls with family and friends rekindle memories of places he left behind, he embarks on a personal journey to reconcile his present with his past, capturing the contrast between two cities and the lingering impact of distance on identity and belonging.
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