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Invisibilia 

Enzo is a young dreamer who studies hard to enter college and thus give his family better living conditions. He lives in a small town, in the interior of Rio de Janeiro, with his mother, Ruth, and his stepfather, Leví. Reserved, Enzo befriends Pato, a new student at the school, and everything changes when the two start to look at each other differently, feeding a feeling that will grow every day. The two, however, will be targeted by the villains Igor and Sapão, who are involved in the murder of a gay couple.
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Enzo is a young dreamer who studies hard to enter college and thus give his family better living conditions. He lives in a small town, in the interior of Rio de Janeiro, with his mother, Ruth, and his stepfather, Leví. Reserved, Enzo befriends Pato, a new student at the school, and everything changes when the two start to look at each other differently, feeding a feeling that will grow every day. The two, however, will be targeted by the villains Igor and Sapão, who are involved in the murder of a gay couple.

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