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Em Cena: A vida em Várzea Queimada
This film offers a broad and intimate vision of the life at Várzea Queimada, an unique village of Piauí's sertão that developed it's own sign language, called CENA.
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This film offers a broad and intimate vision of the life at Várzea Queimada, an unique village of Piauí's sertão that developed it's own sign language, called CENA.
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