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When Women Sing 

A documentary about the Voz Própria project, aimed at the therapeutic treatment of incarcerated women. An articulation between music and psychoanalysis, the film follows from inside the prison the rehearsals of these women for a show in the Chapel of the Female Penitentiary of São Paulo.
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A documentary about the Voz Própria project, aimed at the therapeutic treatment of incarcerated women. An articulation between music and psychoanalysis, the film follows from inside the prison the rehearsals of these women for a show in the Chapel of the Female Penitentiary of São Paulo.

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Genre:Documentary, Music
Directed By:Maria Fanchin
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Runtime:28 minutes
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