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The elderly ladies take a trip to get their sister out of her depressed state. On the way and at the final destination, unexpected events will be decisive for the elderly woman's cure.
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The elderly ladies take a trip to get their sister out of her depressed state. On the way and at the final destination, unexpected events will be decisive for the elderly woman's cure.
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Curitiba
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