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São Manoel Caminho da União
Residents of Jardim São Manoel, in Santos, São Paulo, Brazil, recount the housing challenges they face, as well as their stories, resilience, and day-to-day experiences in a neighborhood that forms part of the largest stilt-house community concentration in Latin America.
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Residents of Jardim São Manoel, in Santos, São Paulo, Brazil, recount the housing challenges they face, as well as their stories, resilience, and day-to-day experiences in a neighborhood that forms part of the largest stilt-house community concentration in Latin America.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama, History
Written By:Bê Reis, Jezz Oliveira, Luiz Marq’s
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Studio:Instituto Querô
Cast
Ariadney Deodato, Negra Rô
Director
Ariadney Deodato
Ariadney
Gilvanete de Oliveira Anchieta Santana
Gilvanete
Jonathan “JHOUJHOU” Carneiro G. Lima
JHOUJHOU
Jonathan Gomes de Souza
Jonathan
Letícia Souza Santos
Letícia
Marco Antônio “Marquinhos” V. Ferraz Jr.
Marquinhos
Marcos Paulo Gomes da Silva
Marcos
Maria de Lourdes Conceição
Maria de Lourdes
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