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A group of filmmakers documents the daily lives of two organic farmers, Kazuo and Zé. The film explores themes such as labor, retirement, and the very art of filmmaking, through the use of self-referential language that permeates the narrative.
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A group of filmmakers documents the daily lives of two organic farmers, Kazuo and Zé. The film explores themes such as labor, retirement, and the very art of filmmaking, through the use of self-referential language that permeates the narrative.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Luana Erescov, Isadora Nicola, José "Zé" Gonçalves
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Runtime:12 minutes
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