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Prelude to a Farce Show in G Major
A school band is doing its last rehearsal for the upcoming show at the end of the year. Afonso, one of the group’s pianists, wants to stand out showing his abilities, but ends up causing troubles to everyone, putting everything at stake.
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A school band is doing its last rehearsal for the upcoming show at the end of the year. Afonso, one of the group’s pianists, wants to stand out showing his abilities, but ends up causing troubles to everyone, putting everything at stake.
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Genre:Music, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Catarina Forbes
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Runtime:20 minutes
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Cast
Catarina Forbes
Director
Matteo Finazzi
Afonso
Vicky Mori Righini
Clara
Márcio Yáccof
Rubens
Sofía Urrego Castaño
Band Member
Rodrigo B. Villela
Band Member
Ana Sem Sobrenome
Band Member (Marcela)
Pedro Bonfim de Bem
Band Member
Vitor de Sá Rodrigues
Band Member
Nina Schaeffer
Band Member
Amy Petrili
Band Member
Fernanda Araújo
Band Member
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