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Passing By
When straight-laced Jefferson finds out his drug-dealing brother is dead, he returns to São Paulo with his childhood friend to identify the body. The journey raises memories of their shared childhood and poses a choice for their future.
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When straight-laced Jefferson finds out his drug-dealing brother is dead, he returns to São Paulo with his childhood friend to identify the body. The journey raises memories of their shared childhood and poses a choice for their future.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Ricardo Elias, Claudio Yosida
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Raiz Produções Cinematográficas
Cast
Ricardo Elias
Director
Sílvio Guindane
Jefferson
Fabinho Nepo
Kennedy
Thiago de Mello
Devanilson
Wilma de Souza
Dona Clotilde
Priscila Dias
Jenifer
Rafael García
Traficante Sérgio
Mariana Loureiro
Jaqueline
Lucélia Machiavelli
Mercedes
Estevão Maya-Maya
Pai de Jefferson
Glennys Rafael
Jefferson (criança)
Paulo Igor
Kennedy (criança)
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