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I Love You Where the Sunny Days Are
Mati meets up again with Julia, her girlfriend, who now lives in a distant and cold place. There, they are faced with the lack of identity and the impossibility of returning home.
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Mati meets up again with Julia, her girlfriend, who now lives in a distant and cold place. There, they are faced with the lack of identity and the impossibility of returning home.
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Written By:Yasmin Guimarães
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Piranha Filmes
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