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Sylvia and Lúcio have decided to separate after twelve years of living together. The last night under the same roof is marked by memories, accusations and revelations that will change their lives.
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Sylvia and Lúcio have decided to separate after twelve years of living together. The last night under the same roof is marked by memories, accusations and revelations that will change their lives.
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Camisa Listrada, Guarda-Chuva, Movimento Carioca Produções Artísticas
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