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An immigrant mother, hurting from a backache, calls for her son to help carry her groceries home. Along their way, they talk about the future through the past, returning to all of their disagreements, disillusionments, rancor and resentments.
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An immigrant mother, hurting from a backache, calls for her son to help carry her groceries home. Along their way, they talk about the future through the past, returning to all of their disagreements, disillusionments, rancor and resentments.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pedro Cabral, Falcão Nhaga
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema
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