'Under Wraps 2': The 2022 Spooky Sequel
The sequel to the 2021 remake of the same name continues from where we last left off in this spooky adventure.
Today I Will Only Come Home Tomorrow
Each person is a Carnival and Marina knows which one she is. On the slopes of Olinda she seeks the ecstasy of carnival revelry, the music, the shouting, the heat, the joy, the love. Her journey is seen through the eyes of ten different characters, and for each of them a director lends their artistic view. But in the midst of so many people, marching bands, encounters and misencounters, how can we find Carnival?
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Each person is a Carnival and Marina knows which one she is. On the slopes of Olinda she seeks the ecstasy of carnival revelry, the music, the shouting, the heat, the joy, the love. Her journey is seen through the eyes of ten different characters, and for each of them a director lends their artistic view. But in the midst of so many people, marching bands, encounters and misencounters, how can we find Carnival?
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Directed By:Diego Lacerda, Marcelo Vaz, Luan Hilton, Yuri Shmakov, Marila Cantuária, Rubens Caetano, Juliette Perrey, Raul Souza, Gabriel de Moura, Gio Guimarães, Chia Beloto
Written By:Diego Lacerda, Paulo Victor Castanheira, Victor Laet
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Ç Filmes
Cast
Diego Lacerda, Marcelo Vaz, Luan Hilton, Yuri Shmakov, Marila Cantuária, Rubens Caetano, Juliette Perrey, Raul Souza, Gabriel de Moura, Gio Guimarães, Chia Beloto
Director
Ana Priscila
Marina (voice)
David Péricles
Amigo (voice)
Júlio Pereira
Rodrigo (voice)
Elizabeth Gomes
Vendedora (voice)
Natali Assunção
Loló (voice)
Diego Lacerda
Folião 1 (voice)
Victor Laet
Roberto / Folião 2 (voice)
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