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Music When The Lights Go Out 

A documentary floating on this thin border between fiction and reality. An author comes to a small city in Brazil’s countryside, to turn Emelyn’s life into a fictional narrative. The more the author teases Emelyn with cameras, the more she becomes Bernard, a teenager boy divided between living the desire and continuing desiring.
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A documentary floating on this thin border between fiction and reality. An author comes to a small city in Brazil’s countryside, to turn Emelyn’s life into a fictional narrative. The more the author teases Emelyn with cameras, the more she becomes Bernard, a teenager boy divided between living the desire and continuing desiring.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Ismael Caneppele
Written By:Ismael Caneppele, Germano de Oliveira
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Zeppelin Filmes, Besouro Filmes

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