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The Man Who Lost His Shadow
On the most isolated lighthouse of the island, a man carries his grief and the strange company of the one who shares his silence. One night, the radio breaks the emptiness with a woman's voice, and the keeper loses the thread that once separated the living from his memories and the tide of all he imagines.
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On the most isolated lighthouse of the island, a man carries his grief and the strange company of the one who shares his silence. One night, the radio breaks the emptiness with a woman's voice, and the keeper loses the thread that once separated the living from his memories and the tide of all he imagines.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:André Moniz Vieira
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Popsec Studio, APCA - Agência de Promoção da Cultura Atlântica, AFTM - Associação do Filme, Televisão e Multimédia da Madeira
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