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May God rest his soul
Fernandinho was a well-known man in a small town in Goiás, where he had many enemies. At his wake, his daughter Laura tries to unravel the cause of his death by meeting local residents, who harbored a certain hatred for her father. What Laura didn't expect was that the path to the truth would come at a price: reliving her past.
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Fernandinho was a well-known man in a small town in Goiás, where he had many enemies. At his wake, his daughter Laura tries to unravel the cause of his death by meeting local residents, who harbored a certain hatred for her father. What Laura didn't expect was that the path to the truth would come at a price: reliving her past.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Mickael Roseno
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Box Office:$750,000
Runtime:19 minutes
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