"A group of theater actors deals with the death one of its colleagues."
Returning its activities in the middle of the pandemic, a theater company tries to record a play. But one of the actors hears the news that David, one of his colleagues, died. While the news fills the theater halls, the actors react to it differently and David's presence is reconstructed through mourning.
Eda Costa
Plínia
Matheus Smith
Augusto
Solano Lopes
Pietro
Luísa do Brasil
Ludmila
Lorraine Smith
Larissa
Marcos Mateus
Carlos
Bruno Guimarães
Roberto
Cynthia Iuryath
Carla
Gab Lamounier
Leo
Returning its activities in the middle of the pandemic, a theater company tries to record a play. But one of the actors hears the news that David, one of his colleagues, died. While the news fills the theater halls, the actors react to it differently and David's presence is reconstructed through mourning.
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