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Hodari - 3 Acts of Brotherhood
Three brothers grow up under the same roof in the outskirts of Sao Paulo and take three different paths: one becomes a musician, one becomes a lawyer, one enters crime. Told in three acts - the music, the crime and the justice - the film follows how far they drift apart and what still binds them together. Shot over four days between Heliopolis and Sao Bernardo do Campo, it accompanies the second album by Brazilian artist Hodari.
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Three brothers grow up under the same roof in the outskirts of Sao Paulo and take three different paths: one becomes a musician, one becomes a lawyer, one enters crime. Told in three acts - the music, the crime and the justice - the film follows how far they drift apart and what still binds them together. Shot over four days between Heliopolis and Sao Bernardo do Campo, it accompanies the second album by Brazilian artist Hodari.
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Genre:Drama, Music, Crime
Written By:Kaique Alves, Audrey Nobrega, Gustavo Gessullo
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Sweet Filmes, Kondzilla, Som Livre
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