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Entre Sinais e Marés 

Mari and Ana are two deaf women who meet at a party and decide to do something crazy: take a trip to Ilha do Mel. Upon arriving, they look for a guide who speaks their language. Unfortunately, they’re left adrift—until Lambe-lambe appears, a deaf local who offers to guide them around the island for free.
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Mari and Ana are two deaf women who meet at a party and decide to do something crazy: take a trip to Ilha do Mel. Upon arriving, they look for a guide who speaks their language. Unfortunately, they’re left adrift—until Lambe-lambe appears, a deaf local who offers to guide them around the island for free.

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