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José, a deaf construction worker, has spent years enduring the harsh realities of rural Brazil. When his mother falls ill, he's faced with an impossible dilemma: pursue his goals or prioritize family.
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José, a deaf construction worker, has spent years enduring the harsh realities of rural Brazil. When his mother falls ill, he's faced with an impossible dilemma: pursue his goals or prioritize family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Igor Rossato
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Oeste Cinema, Kinopus Audiovisual
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