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Where We Are Safe
Rafaela and Felipe are a couple who experienced racial violence on their wedding day. In an attempt to put it all behind them, they decide to isolate themselves in a large house in the countryside of São Paulo, believing they will be safe there. Together, they will have to face traumas, ghosts, and monsters.
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Rafaela and Felipe are a couple who experienced racial violence on their wedding day. In an attempt to put it all behind them, they decide to isolate themselves in a large house in the countryside of São Paulo, believing they will be safe there. Together, they will have to face traumas, ghosts, and monsters.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Thais Scabio, Gilberto Caetano
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Cavalo Marinho Audiovisual
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