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In order to escape repression in his country, Latin American political militant takes refuge in the coast of Paraná, where he lives in the constant expectation of being discovered and eliminated.
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In order to escape repression in his country, Latin American political militant takes refuge in the coast of Paraná, where he lives in the constant expectation of being discovered and eliminated.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Fernando Severo, Valêncio Xavier, José Rubens Siqueira
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Cygo Cinema e Vídeo
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