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Katarina is going through a difficult phase, living in mental and emotional imbalance. She receives help from a corporation that places her under the tutelage of Ana, a young therapist. Soon, the two begin a strong relationship in search of exploring her psyche.
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Katarina is going through a difficult phase, living in mental and emotional imbalance. She receives help from a corporation that places her under the tutelage of Ana, a young therapist. Soon, the two begin a strong relationship in search of exploring her psyche.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Enzo Rodrigues
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Daniel Bones Produções, ER Filmes
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