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Sealed in Scars
How many marks remain on a predestined body? Born and raised in the macumba tradition of Imperatriz, the young priest Carlos Lourenço reflects on a path of pain and learning.
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How many marks remain on a predestined body? Born and raised in the macumba tradition of Imperatriz, the young priest Carlos Lourenço reflects on a path of pain and learning.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Victor Azê
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Studio:Inovador Talvez Filmes, Produtora 201, barcarola
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