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Uniformed
A military police officer and a gay man, Gustavo lives two realities that seem irreconcilable. In an environment where wearing the uniform also means being doomed to hide who you are, he feels his true nature crushed by fear. But how long can silence protect you—and when does it become a weapon?
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A military police officer and a gay man, Gustavo lives two realities that seem irreconcilable. In an environment where wearing the uniform also means being doomed to hide who you are, he feels his true nature crushed by fear. But how long can silence protect you—and when does it become a weapon?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dan Biurrum, Mari Biurrum, Gabriel Biurrum, Ana Maria Biurrum
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Pulso Filme, Duá Filmes
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