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Mirante 

The journey of a man who develops the unique habit of observing and admiring strangers on the streets of a metropolis. Through the window of his home, he captures everyday moments that encapsulate the essence of urban life. The film unfolds over a decade, recording significant political transformations and reopening social wounds amid political upheaval.
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The journey of a man who develops the unique habit of observing and admiring strangers on the streets of a metropolis. Through the window of his home, he captures everyday moments that encapsulate the essence of urban life. The film unfolds over a decade, recording significant political transformations and reopening social wounds amid political upheaval.

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