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My mom cooks the best soup
After 23 years living with his mother, Francisco is moving. The last week of coexistence between him and Ana is marked by intimate conversations, small arguments, advice and everyday life.
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After 23 years living with his mother, Francisco is moving. The last week of coexistence between him and Ana is marked by intimate conversations, small arguments, advice and everyday life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Plínio Lopes
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Sopa Produções
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