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The Last Cedars
Tarek is a sixty-year-old owner of a run-down barber shop. After being diagnosed with advanced Parkinson's, he must decide what to do while securing help for his friends in Beirut.
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Tarek is a sixty-year-old owner of a run-down barber shop. After being diagnosed with advanced Parkinson's, he must decide what to do while securing help for his friends in Beirut.
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Written By:Gabriel Reis
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Índice Filmes
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