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Elas 

They are seven. They feel persecuted. They want to free themselves from conservative limits, they want to free themselves from abuse and patterns, they run driven by anger and obstinacy. All of them are one. They manifest with every shell that comes off. She meets her needs, so she welcomes her deepest desires.
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They are seven. They feel persecuted. They want to free themselves from conservative limits, they want to free themselves from abuse and patterns, they run driven by anger and obstinacy. All of them are one. They manifest with every shell that comes off. She meets her needs, so she welcomes her deepest desires.

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Directed By:Bárbara Roma, Juliana Yurk
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Runtime:14 minutes
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Bárbara Roma, Juliana Yurk

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