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The daily life of a family in which countless factors are disturbing: the father is unemployed, the members need to move house, the mother is abducted, and life continues as if nothing had happened.
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The daily life of a family in which countless factors are disturbing: the father is unemployed, the members need to move house, the mother is abducted, and life continues as if nothing had happened.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Julius Marcondes, Bruno Risas, Maria Clara Escobar, Viviane Machado
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Sancho & Punta
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