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After sinking, Carlos turns up at the coast along with his colleagues. In a struggle for life already lost, Carlos tries to seek salvation by accepting death leaving his family behind.
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After sinking, Carlos turns up at the coast along with his colleagues. In a struggle for life already lost, Carlos tries to seek salvation by accepting death leaving his family behind.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Henrique Guerreiro
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Universidade Lusófona, Lusófona Filmes
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