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Nuvem
Nuvem, a young man with a strong penchant for stroll and daydream and little given to work, prefers the company of dogs and clowns. Seeing the indifference of his entourage, he lets his need for independence guide him and sets out to find the mysterious sunfish.
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Nuvem, a young man with a strong penchant for stroll and daydream and little given to work, prefers the company of dogs and clowns. Seeing the indifference of his entourage, he lets his need for independence guide him and sets out to find the mysterious sunfish.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pedro Diniz, Nelson da Cruz Duarte Rodrigues, Basil da Cunha
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Box Productions, Thera Production
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