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You Know Me, Now Forget It 

Hunted by repression, Rúbia is taken in by Margô, the madam of a brothel in Ceilândia: La Toca, a refuge for the women who live there and the men who frequent it. This feminist fable celebrates the pleasure of bodies and the senses as a form of resistance.
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Hunted by repression, Rúbia is taken in by Margô, the madam of a brothel in Ceilândia: La Toca, a refuge for the women who live there and the men who frequent it. This feminist fable celebrates the pleasure of bodies and the senses as a form of resistance.

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Directed By:Denise Vieira
Written By:Denise Vieira
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Desalambrar Filmes, Corriola

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