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A street singer, a former prostitute and her jealous husband, two thieves, a teacher and two children. All strangers. All in the same place. Five stories that could be one: the search for what we call happiness.
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A street singer, a former prostitute and her jealous husband, two thieves, a teacher and two children. All strangers. All in the same place. Five stories that could be one: the search for what we call happiness.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Santiago Roncagliolo, Carla Guimarães
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Araçá Azul Cinema e Vídeo, Nheengatu Studio Audiovisual, Quanta Centro de Produções Cinematográficas, Piracema Comunicação e Arte, Mar Aberto
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