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May 2019: Two Brazilian women traveled to Algiers during the demonstrations of Hirak, a popular movement for democracy. In the middle of the crowd, they met a young girl. The sea that separates them is the same one that can join them together.
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May 2019: Two Brazilian women traveled to Algiers during the demonstrations of Hirak, a popular movement for democracy. In the middle of the crowd, they met a young girl. The sea that separates them is the same one that can join them together.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Bruna Carvalho Almeida
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:UNNA Artes Audiovisuais, Filmes do Front
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