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Flowery Fields 

The little boy with the big secret — After two decades living abroad, a filmmaker returns to his hometown in Brazil to confront the bullying he endured as an effeminate gay kid in a conservative, virile environment. Amidst the town's ugliness and hostility, he uncovers clues that lead him to unravel the roots of his own internalized homophobia.
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The little boy with the big secret — After two decades living abroad, a filmmaker returns to his hometown in Brazil to confront the bullying he endured as an effeminate gay kid in a conservative, virile environment. Amidst the town's ugliness and hostility, he uncovers clues that lead him to unravel the roots of his own internalized homophobia.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Wellington Almeida
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