Quando você é jovem, brilhante e perdido no mundo

Some versions of ourselves never truly leave us. When the past and present converge, a young woman discovers that growing up also means learning to look back at the person she once was.

Cast

Pedro Alves

as Sem nome

Jade Fernanda

as Atendente da pizzaria

Eduarda Isabelly

as Narradora

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