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If This Is Cinema, I’m Sorry
Two young Brazilian filmmakers navigate doubt, intimacy, and the harsh realities of the film industry while trying to make their next movie — without losing each other in the process.
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Two young Brazilian filmmakers navigate doubt, intimacy, and the harsh realities of the film industry while trying to make their next movie — without losing each other in the process.
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Genre:Fantasy, Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Daniel Ricardo
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Studio:Daniel Ricardo Filmes
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