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Pequeno País 

A father and son are at a bus stop waiting for a bus that doesn't come. They decide to walk and are forced to choose which belongings to take from their recently demolished home. The two embark on a journey into the city in seek of shelter.
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A father and son are at a bus stop waiting for a bus that doesn't come. They decide to walk and are forced to choose which belongings to take from their recently demolished home. The two embark on a journey into the city in seek of shelter.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Nicolau Botequilha
Written By:Guilherme Martins
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Studio:Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema

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