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Women writers intertwine their work in the form of an anthology in this feature film. The scripts are adapted from tales written by Brazilian women at the end of the 20th Century to create four shorts filmed by directors of groups under-represented in the cinematographic industry of Brazil of 2024. Themes such as death, healing, the body, marriage and desire are tantamount in stories in which women revisit their past in search of liberty.
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Women writers intertwine their work in the form of an anthology in this feature film. The scripts are adapted from tales written by Brazilian women at the end of the 20th Century to create four shorts filmed by directors of groups under-represented in the cinematographic industry of Brazil of 2024. Themes such as death, healing, the body, marriage and desire are tantamount in stories in which women revisit their past in search of liberty.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anna Clara Peltier
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Runtime:72 minutes
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Cast
Carol Benjamin, Taís Amordivino, Luh Maza, Julia Katharine, Ana do Carmo
Director
Divina Valéria
Lili Vignon (Capítulo 'Nada Somos')
Gilda Nomacce
Júlia (Capítulo 'Tarde Demais')
Jéssica Marques
Noiva Jovem (Capítulo 'Duas Noivas')
Josi Varjão
Francisca
Márcia Limma
Noiva Morta
Antônio Petrin
Manuel (Capítulo 'Nada Somos')
Alana Ayoká
Divindade (Capítulo 'Duas Noivas')
Rodrigo Bolzan
Tomás (Capítulo 'Tarde Demais')
Tainah Paes
Elizabete (Capítulo 'Nevrose')
Mawusi Tulani
Jana (Capítulo 'Nada Somos')
Jota Silva
Jorge (Capítulo 'Nevrose')
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