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| Curitiba Zero Grau | |
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| Directed by | Eloi Pires Ferreira |
| Written by | Altenir Silva |
| Starring | Jackson Antunes Katia Drummond Rodrigo Ferrarini |
| Cinematography | Celso Kava |
| Edited by | Fernando Severo |
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Running time | 105 minutes |
| Country | Brazil |
| Language | Portuguese |
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In the cold city of Curitiba, four men spend their days in transit: one is a bus driver, the other is a catador (Paper Collector), the third works as an automobile merchant and the last one is a Motorcycle courier. The fate of these anonymous intersects in the heart of the city. [1]
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