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Eu, o tolo
A surreal and metaphysical story around an extravagant character, "Eu" [I/Me]. "Eu" marries his beloved and well-loved bicycle. Accused of the murder of the vehicle, he escapes from prison and becomes president of the government.
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A surreal and metaphysical story around an extravagant character, "Eu" [I/Me]. "Eu" marries his beloved and well-loved bicycle. Accused of the murder of the vehicle, he escapes from prison and becomes president of the government.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Chano Piñeiro
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Luciano Piñeiro Produciós Cinematográficas
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