Jumanji: A World of Psychological Horrors
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Wheels of a Giant
An eccentric theater director defies old age and the illnesses of the flesh by presenting a perspective of dialogue with eternity through art and its bonds. The poetic improvisation with Hugo Rodas, a Uruguayan multi-artist who established a unique trajectory in Brazil, has intimacy as its proposal. Catarina Accioly filmed the artist for four years, until his death.
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An eccentric theater director defies old age and the illnesses of the flesh by presenting a perspective of dialogue with eternity through art and its bonds. The poetic improvisation with Hugo Rodas, a Uruguayan multi-artist who established a unique trajectory in Brazil, has intimacy as its proposal. Catarina Accioly filmed the artist for four years, until his death.
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