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Luz Apagada 

On a small coastal town, a light-keeper lives in total seclusion after his wife's passing. His daughter is also there and she becomes his only contact with the other locals, and when a helper is sent to assist him on duties, she asks a childhood friend of hers to marry her, so he can be appointed as her father's helper.
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On a small coastal town, a light-keeper lives in total seclusion after his wife's passing. His daughter is also there and she becomes his only contact with the other locals, and when a helper is sent to assist him on duties, she asks a childhood friend of hers to marry her, so he can be appointed as her father's helper.

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Directed By:Carlos Thiré
Written By:Carlos Thiré
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Companhia Cinematográfica Vera Cruz

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