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O Corpo de Flávia 

A fifteen-year-old girl is beaten by her father and seeks shelter at a friend's house. Between tears and sobs, she watches her friend's father. He feels sorry for a child, but she is a woman. Tonight, they will have to discover the difference between passion and compassion.
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A fifteen-year-old girl is beaten by her father and seeks shelter at a friend's house. Between tears and sobs, she watches her friend's father. He feels sorry for a child, but she is a woman. Tonight, they will have to discover the difference between passion and compassion.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Carlos Gerbase
Written By:Carlos Gerbase
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Casa de Cinema de Porto Alegre

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