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Mormaço
Between the mist and the murmur of the sea, two sisters remain alone after the loss of their parents. Bound to what keeps them on the island. The desires of one sister endure, choosing to conceal them, burying them within the other, who holds a world of her own, quietly pulsing inside her.
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Between the mist and the murmur of the sea, two sisters remain alone after the loss of their parents. Bound to what keeps them on the island. The desires of one sister endure, choosing to conceal them, burying them within the other, who holds a world of her own, quietly pulsing inside her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leonor Xisto Fernandes
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