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António Aleixo built his identity around the need for recognition. But when his body failed, he entered what he calls a "Silent Winter". A period in which everything that once seemed solid begins to collapse.
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António Aleixo built his identity around the need for recognition. But when his body failed, he entered what he calls a "Silent Winter". A period in which everything that once seemed solid begins to collapse.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:António Aleixo
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:GARAGEM, INNER TRAVEL
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