'Alice' Doesn't Live Here Anymore
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Mother and Daughter
After a long time apart, a mother and her daughter meet again in the desert, between ruins and memories. The daughter destiny denies her mother dream. The past is circle that imprisons both the dead and the alive. The daughter wants to break it but shadows are spying out.
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After a long time apart, a mother and her daughter meet again in the desert, between ruins and memories. The daughter destiny denies her mother dream. The past is circle that imprisons both the dead and the alive. The daughter wants to break it but shadows are spying out.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rosemberg Cariry, Firmino Holanda, Petrus Cariry
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Runtime:80 minutes
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