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Fiery 

Carlos is unable to understand his own desires. After a suspension due to his involvement in the January 8th coup attacks, Carlos returns to work at the fire department and once again has to deal with situations that evoke his darker side.
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Carlos is unable to understand his own desires. After a suspension due to his involvement in the January 8th coup attacks, Carlos returns to work at the fire department and once again has to deal with situations that evoke his darker side.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rafael Ribeiro Gontijo
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Mão Única Filmes

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