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During a commemorative meeting, Sofia, the only daughter, finds herself clashing with the behavior of her conservative family members and realizes all the hypocrisy that hides behind a family lunch.
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During a commemorative meeting, Sofia, the only daughter, finds herself clashing with the behavior of her conservative family members and realizes all the hypocrisy that hides behind a family lunch.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mariana Moraes
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Inovador Talvez Filmes, Cinema e Audiovisual - UFPA
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