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Pilar, a young hotel maid, has her path crossed by Shin, a middle-aged South Korean guest. The plans of both go wrong and, despite everything that separates them, they end up getting closer and establishing a relationship of solidarity.
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Pilar, a young hotel maid, has her path crossed by Shin, a middle-aged South Korean guest. The plans of both go wrong and, despite everything that separates them, they end up getting closer and establishing a relationship of solidarity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pedro Cândido, Isadora Rodrigues
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Moçambique Audiovisual, Carnaval Filmes
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