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The Yellow in Me
An emotional driven drama that transcends the boundaries of reality. The Yellow in Me is an intense blend of sensations and emotions, a deep dive into what remains unseen at first glance. More than just a color, yellow reveals itself as a metaphor for life, fragility, and transformation — an invitation to look beyond the surface and discover different ways of feeling.
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An emotional driven drama that transcends the boundaries of reality. The Yellow in Me is an intense blend of sensations and emotions, a deep dive into what remains unseen at first glance. More than just a color, yellow reveals itself as a metaphor for life, fragility, and transformation — an invitation to look beyond the surface and discover different ways of feeling.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Raphael Aguiar
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