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There’s No Sea in This Town 

While Paulo needs to return to Guinea Bissau, Edneia wants to stay in Brazil. The impossibility of the two of them being on the same continent announces the end of their relationship. The couple deals with the conflicts of their last days together, crossed by the winter of a city in the interior of Rio Grande do Sul, surrounded by freshwater beaches and missing the sea.
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While Paulo needs to return to Guinea Bissau, Edneia wants to stay in Brazil. The impossibility of the two of them being on the same continent announces the end of their relationship. The couple deals with the conflicts of their last days together, crossed by the winter of a city in the interior of Rio Grande do Sul, surrounded by freshwater beaches and missing the sea.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Manu Zilveti
Written By:Manu Zilveti
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Runtime:22 minutes
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