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"Sometimes I remember that I should live more with my body"

The body of the protagonist leaves her head and launches itself into another dimension, where, without the restrictions and constraints of the mind, arise a space for reveries and where fun and colours prevail. A humourous reflection on identity, on a fanciful escapism as a way to face and accept reality.

Top Cast

  • Madalena Rebelo

    Madalena Rebelo

    Narrator (voice)

Overview

The body of the protagonist leaves her head and launches itself into another dimension, where, without the restrictions and constraints of the mind, arise a space for reveries and where fun and colours prevail. A humourous reflection on identity, on a fanciful escapism as a way to face and accept reality.

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