The Last Arthouse Theater in Maceió
The Last Arthouse Theater in Maceió

The Last Arthouse Theater in Maceió

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2025•16 min•Documentary
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Maria Luísa Remigio
Maria Luísa Remigio
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Marcos Sampaio
Marcos Sampaio
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Sofia Sol
Sofia Sol
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Thaysa Paulo
Thaysa Paulo
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Jean
Jean
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Glória
Glória
Self
In the age of multiplexes, a small Brazilian movie theater strives to survive with an alternative programming in the city of Maceió.
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