Dreams
Dreams

Dreams

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2022•39 min•DramaDocumentary
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Chico Lacerda
Chico Lacerda
Self / Documentarian
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João Vigo
Husband
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Isaac Lacerda
Son
J
João Henrique Lacerda
Son / Student
Bruno Goya
Bruno Goya
Explorer
Paulo César Freire
Paulo César Freire
Inspector
A documentary filmmaker sleeps with his camera to film the dreams he has at night.
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