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Elias is going through a troubled time: his son Rafael urgently needs a heart transplant. Disturbed by this harrowing wait, Elias begins to live on the edge between right and wrong, while envisioning an idea that could save his son's life.
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Elias is going through a troubled time: his son Rafael urgently needs a heart transplant. Disturbed by this harrowing wait, Elias begins to live on the edge between right and wrong, while envisioning an idea that could save his son's life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Roberto Burd
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Organismo Filmes, Mourão Filmes, Kiko Ferraz Studios
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