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Helen
Helen lives in a cortiço with her grandmother, Mrs. Graça, who supports the family with informal jobs, such as selling skewers. Still very naive, her biggest concern is buying her grandmother a birthday present: a makeup kit. The girl is going to bend over backwards to get the money and her search will reveal the daily life of those living in tenements, outlining a collective story from the network of relations that the girl establishes.
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Helen lives in a cortiço with her grandmother, Mrs. Graça, who supports the family with informal jobs, such as selling skewers. Still very naive, her biggest concern is buying her grandmother a birthday present: a makeup kit. The girl is going to bend over backwards to get the money and her search will reveal the daily life of those living in tenements, outlining a collective story from the network of relations that the girl establishes.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:André Meirelles Collazzo
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Prosperidade Content, Elo Studios
Cast
André Meirelles Collazzo
Director
Thalita Machado
Helen
Marcélia Cartaxo
Dona Graça
Tony Tornado
Seu Antônio
Roberto Rezende
Raimundo
Ana Paula Lopez
Dora
Wellington Coelho
Marçal
Lauryn Badu Feliciano Alexandre de Oliveira
Giovanna
Victor Phelipe Vasconcelos Silveira
Jonas
Paulo Américo
Cícero
Wallie Ruy
Cylene
André Paiva
Aurora
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