Up And Down
At the end of the brazilian military dictatorship, a bored elevator operator gets her dull work day shaken by the pursuit of marxist revolutionaries by two army generals.
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At the end of the brazilian military dictatorship, a bored elevator operator gets her dull work day shaken by the pursuit of marxist revolutionaries by two army generals.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Teodoro Pimenta
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Studio:FAAP, Cubo Gira Filmes
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