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A Home with the Street Inside It
A Home with the Street Inside It
Overview
People experiencing homelessness, social work professionals, and film artists join forces to transform fragments of real life into fictional short films.
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Cast
Andreia Miranda
Assistente / Self
Virgílio Rodrigues
Vagueante / Self
Pilar Alves
Mulher de Sucesso / Self
Cristina Ferreira
Self
Carlos da Mata
Apaixonado / Self
Filipe Ferraz
Amigo / Self
Luciano Moniz
Doutor / Self
Cátia Barros
Manuela Jorge / Self
Sofia Lagos
Self
Hélio Sousa
David / Self
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