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Six Feet Under Santos
Driven by teenage impulses, best friends Eric and Gabriel find themselves forced to go on an adventure set in the city of Santos after inviting their classmate Kauã to a party. Together, the three invite the audience to reflect on depression, inclusion and substance abuse in youth while showing the importance and strength of friendship in an engaging comedy.
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Driven by teenage impulses, best friends Eric and Gabriel find themselves forced to go on an adventure set in the city of Santos after inviting their classmate Kauã to a party. Together, the three invite the audience to reflect on depression, inclusion and substance abuse in youth while showing the importance and strength of friendship in an engaging comedy.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Adventure
Written By:Bruno Cidrin
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Produtora 201
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