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Lá do Alto 

A dreamer boy tries to convince his father to venture out to explor the top of a rock, in Vidigal, which he believes is close to the sky, to communicate with his grandmother, whom he misses.
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A dreamer boy tries to convince his father to venture out to explor the top of a rock, in Vidigal, which he believes is close to the sky, to communicate with his grandmother, whom he misses.

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Genre:Family, Drama
Directed By:Luciano Vidigal
Written By:Luciano Vidigal
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Runtime:8 minutes
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