“Where Fireflies Dance”
An indie production of a romantic drama with a country-western feel meant to explore lost love.
Natureza Morta
The narrative takes place in 1888 and tells the story of Lenita, a young woman, raised by her father, with an educated background, who disregards the existence of a man at his intellectual height. The film exposes the character's internal conflicts and the conventions of the time.
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The narrative takes place in 1888 and tells the story of Lenita, a young woman, raised by her father, with an educated background, who disregards the existence of a man at his intellectual height. The film exposes the character's internal conflicts and the conventions of the time.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Clarissa Ramalho
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Artifício Cinematográfico, Viralata Produções
Cast
Clarissa Ramalho
Director
Mariana Fausto
Lenita
Rômulo Braga
Manuel Barbosa
Barbara Vida
Narradora 1
Catia Costa
Narradora 2
Helena Ignez
Narradora 3
Paulo Azevedo
Dr Lins Teixeira
Rose Abdallah
Duplo Feminino do Col. Barbosa
Otávio Terceiro
Coronel Barbosa
Marcio Nascimento
Lopes Matoso
Anna Luiza do Vale
Lenita (jovem)
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