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What Once Was
A group of four inseparable teenagers suddenly falls apart, each going their own way, leaving behind old bonds and comforting memories. Years after the split, they reunite due to an unforeseen event, bringing to the surface feelings that had long been forgotten.
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A group of four inseparable teenagers suddenly falls apart, each going their own way, leaving behind old bonds and comforting memories. Years after the split, they reunite due to an unforeseen event, bringing to the surface feelings that had long been forgotten.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Manuela Stein, David Corrêa
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