An Unforgettable Year: Fall (2023)
An Unforgettable Year: Fall
”A young street musician and an intern fall in love in São Paulo's Avenida Paulista.”
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Anna Júlia and João Paulo are the typical unlikely couple: she hates music and all she wants is an internship and stability to help her father at home. He is a young street musician who dreams of making a living from his art. Even so, the passion between the two happens, and in one of the most symbolic places in São Paulo: Avenida Paulista.
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