EAD - Ensino a Desistência

Surreal sketches criticize the Brazilian education system.

Cast

Clara Loureiro

as Sol Marx

Clara Loureiro

as Professora

Carol Wood

as Samiro Bowie

João Vitor Tadeu

as Kim Ronaldo Park

Anna Clara Oliveira

as Lady Valery

Rômulo D. Sá

as Professor

Giovanna Santos

as Seu Vavá

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