Tyrannosaurus
Between comedy, surrealism and a harsh reality, two workers distribute flyers in San Pablo to promote a stock liquidation at the toy store where they work. Will and Ella limit themselves to philosophizing about their own human contradictions and their living conditions, even though they are part of and contribute to this same system that oppresses them.
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Between comedy, surrealism and a harsh reality, two workers distribute flyers in San Pablo to promote a stock liquidation at the toy store where they work. Will and Ella limit themselves to philosophizing about their own human contradictions and their living conditions, even though they are part of and contribute to this same system that oppresses them.
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Written By:Ingrid Gaigher, Fausto Prieto
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Studio:Arapuá Filmes
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