Top Cast
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Diogo Infante
The Boy
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Anabela Teixeira
The Girl
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Canto e Castro
Farmer
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Fernando Alves
Radio Newscaster (voice)
Overview
A couple in search of a different life, move from the city to the countryside and confront unexpected events without breaking their union.
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