The Ghost (2023)
Two Korean sisters must save their family after a ghost tears the family apart.
Memory House
An older man begins to work in a modern dairy factory. He feels distant and does not identify with the place, the people and even the society. Little by little, he is approaching cows and oxen, transforming into an animal and returning to his ancestry.
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An older man begins to work in a modern dairy factory. He feels distant and does not identify with the place, the people and even the society. Little by little, he is approaching cows and oxen, transforming into an animal and returning to his ancestry.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Written By:João Paulo Miranda Maria
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Bossa Nova Films, Maneki Films, Canal Brasil
Cast
João Paulo Miranda Maria
Director
Antônio Pitanga
Cristovam
Ana Flavia Cavalcanti
Jenifer
Aline Marta Maia
Jandira
Sam Louwyck
Diretor Kainz
Søren Hellerup
Shutzen
Gilda Nomacce
Secretária do Diretor Kainz
Murilo Augusto Serpa
Criança 1
Alexandre Brick Ancileiro
Criança 2
Lorenzo Perondi Concato
Criança 3
Luan Serighelli
Criança 4
Gabriel José da Silva
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