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From the Observatory they saw me 

Niginho is a ufologist, artist and, until then, an unknown uncle of Thaís. Under the starry sky of the mysterious city of Passa-Tempo, the meeting of these two strangers brings to light a rural Brazilian sci-fi that creates a curious reflection on existence.
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Niginho is a ufologist, artist and, until then, an unknown uncle of Thaís. Under the starry sky of the mysterious city of Passa-Tempo, the meeting of these two strangers brings to light a rural Brazilian sci-fi that creates a curious reflection on existence.

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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Clubsoda Filmes

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