Fragma

Name: Fragma
Director: Eduardo Moraes
Genre: Drama, Mystery
Released: 2013-10-28
Rating: 6.0
Cast: Eduardo Moraes, Luiz Carlos Vasconcelos, Rafael Primot, Julia Ianina, Otto Sanches

No one knows how you edit life.

2013 · 12 min · ★ 6.0 · Drama, Mystery

Two lives look for meaning into a time that was lived, dreamed, and above all, felt.

Directed by Eduardo Moraes · Written by Eduardo Moraes

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Eduardo Moraes Homem 1
Luiz Carlos Vasconcelos Homem 1 Mais Velho
Rafael Primot Homem 2
Julia Ianina Mulher
Otto Sanches Homem 2 Criança

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