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March 17
It's March 17. Leo and Flora make their way down Paulista Avenue, as they go about their daily errands. But as the day goes on, the city sinks into apprehension, and the siblings' plans for the future seem to drift further and further away.
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It's March 17. Leo and Flora make their way down Paulista Avenue, as they go about their daily errands. But as the day goes on, the city sinks into apprehension, and the siblings' plans for the future seem to drift further and further away.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Giordano Gadelha, Marlon Carvalho
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Analema Filmes
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