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Uprising Pact (2015)
It is night in the noisy metropolis of São Paulo when two poets meet, come close and fall in love for each other. Uprising Pact is a one night visual poem about freedom and love between two young poets.
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It is night in the noisy metropolis of São Paulo when two poets meet, come close and fall in love for each other. Uprising Pact is a one night visual poem about freedom and love between two young poets.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Junior Bellé
In Theaters:5/28/2015
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Cuco, Mosquito Project
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