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An impossible love. Two young people who love each other. Vera and João can’t find in this life the space, time, or identity to resolve their love story.
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An impossible love. Two young people who love each other. Vera and João can’t find in this life the space, time, or identity to resolve their love story.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Rita Azevedo Gomes
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Madragoa Filmes, RTP, Gemini Films
Cast
Rita Azevedo Gomes
Director
Maria Gonçalves
Vera
Bruno Terra
João
Sophie Balabanian
Vera's Mother
Manuela de Freitas
Avó
João Bénard da Costa
Avô
Carolina Villaverde
Luzinha
Carlos Ferreira
Vera's Father
Mário Barroso
Narrator (voice)
Maria Celestino da Costa
Vera Menina
Nuno Nunes
Vera's Brother
Marta Costa
Vera's Friend
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