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Fossilization
On a deserted beach, Sílvia tries to talk to her granddaughter Elisa, but the girl is focused on digging a hole in search of a dinosaur fossil. Both of them know they have an important matter to deal, but they avoid it as much as possible, seeking to postpone the encounter with reality.
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On a deserted beach, Sílvia tries to talk to her granddaughter Elisa, but the girl is focused on digging a hole in search of a dinosaur fossil. Both of them know they have an important matter to deal, but they avoid it as much as possible, seeking to postpone the encounter with reality.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:João Folharini
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Habitante Filmes, Saraguina Filmes
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