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Two Lost
Short film based on the play " The Two Lost in a Dirty Night 'by Plínio Marcos. An illegal Brazilian immigrant finds herself in trouble in a public bathroom and is saved by another Brazilian. The two go to live together in New York and start a destructive and infernal relationship, which reveals their lack of hope for a dignified life.
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Short film based on the play " The Two Lost in a Dirty Night 'by Plínio Marcos. An illegal Brazilian immigrant finds herself in trouble in a public bathroom and is saved by another Brazilian. The two go to live together in New York and start a destructive and infernal relationship, which reveals their lack of hope for a dignified life.
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Academia Internacional de Cinema
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