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Simone, a woman in her forties, is going through a moment of crisis and reflection. During an ordinary morning at her office, her life is turned upside down when she is suddenly transported to the cliffs of a deserted beach. This abrupt physical displacement symbolizes her inner journey, filled with discoveries and challenges—one that Simone, like many of us, faces during this time of introspection amid the social chaos the world is experiencing.
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Simone, a woman in her forties, is going through a moment of crisis and reflection. During an ordinary morning at her office, her life is turned upside down when she is suddenly transported to the cliffs of a deserted beach. This abrupt physical displacement symbolizes her inner journey, filled with discoveries and challenges—one that Simone, like many of us, faces during this time of introspection amid the social chaos the world is experiencing.
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Patela Filmes
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