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Sweet Amianto
After being abandoned by the man she loves, Amianto isolates herself in a world of fantasy and delusions. Her only friend is Blanche, a dead girl who protects her from beyond. Mixing naivety and melancholy, Amianto tries to reconnect with the real world.
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After being abandoned by the man she loves, Amianto isolates herself in a world of fantasy and delusions. Her only friend is Blanche, a dead girl who protects her from beyond. Mixing naivety and melancholy, Amianto tries to reconnect with the real world.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Uirá dos Reis, Guto Parente
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Runtime:70 minutes
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Cast
Uirá dos Reis, Guto Parente
Director
Deynne Augusto
Amianto
Uirá dos Reis
Blanche / Carlos
Dario Oliveira
O Rapaz
Rodrigo Fernandes
Herbbie
Rafaela Diógenes
Glória
Reginaldo Dias
Diva do Mar
Danilo Maia
Doutor
Bruno Rafael
Policial
Valentina Damasceno
Menina
Claudemyr Barata
Bicha Venenosa
Ticiana Augusto Lima
Puta / Voz da Secretária
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