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Lenita - Traces of a Lady 

A deck of cards discovered at an antiques fair reveals the eccentric past of a famous Arabian horse breeder, the photographer and filmmaker Lenita Perroy.
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A deck of cards discovered at an antiques fair reveals the eccentric past of a famous Arabian horse breeder, the photographer and filmmaker Lenita Perroy.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Dácio Pinheiro
Written By:Tom Ehrhardt, Duda Leite, Dácio Pinheiro
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Con Men, Gore Filmes

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