Butterfly Mechanics
Description
Rômulo and Remo are twin brothers from a small town in southern Brazil. Very close since they were kids, they shared the same dream: to travel around the world. Rômulo ran away from home when he was young, taking the family’s entire life savings with him. Twenty years later, he comes back and finds out that his father is dead and his family is in debt. His return will profoundly affect all the characters: who each one of them is, their dreams, and their resolve to make them come true.
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Production Notes
- Theatre Company
- Gávea Filmes e Akutner
- Country
- Brazil
- Parental rating
- Not recommended for children under 12
- Duration
- 80 minutes
- Original language
- Portuguese (Brazil)
- Year
- 2012
- In theaters
- No
- Category / Genre
- Drama
- Cast
- Ana Kutner, Eriberto Leão, Otto Jr., Suzana Faini
- Venue
- Teatro Anchieta - Sesc Consolação - Sao Paulo
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