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The Star, The World and The Wheel of Fortune
"Dull and uneventful days in my owner's house make life seem calm." It's what Dona Vanuza's cat thinks, day after day in the matron's senile routine. A feeling that ends when they feel their owner's delirious grief starts taking over.
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"Dull and uneventful days in my owner's house make life seem calm." It's what Dona Vanuza's cat thinks, day after day in the matron's senile routine. A feeling that ends when they feel their owner's delirious grief starts taking over.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Bia Capelas, Agatha Borges, Yasmin Tami
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Escoliose Filmes
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