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Livas - Do Viés ao Godê
Cláudio Livas is a renowned costume designer in Goiânia whose life was marked by a series of devastating setbacks before he established himself professionally, including his divorce, the bankruptcy of his former atelier, and the death of his mother. This documentary traces Livas's journey and how he rebuilt his life, inspired by two of his greatest icons: his mother and the American actress and singer Cher.
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Cláudio Livas is a renowned costume designer in Goiânia whose life was marked by a series of devastating setbacks before he established himself professionally, including his divorce, the bankruptcy of his former atelier, and the death of his mother. This documentary traces Livas's journey and how he rebuilt his life, inspired by two of his greatest icons: his mother and the American actress and singer Cher.
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Written By:Thaysa Caetano
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