On the outskirts of Salvador, 12-year-old Sophia and her friends transform everyday life into a movie, inviting locals to tell their stories. While the children film, they challenge the expectations of adults Jeisa, Moreno and Rose, leading them to revisit their own dreams. The idea for Pangeia emerges, revealing that true value lies in unity and in the present. “Pangeia” celebrates the power of dreams and collective creativity, where the impossible becomes reality.
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Na periferia de Salvador, Sophia, de 12 anos, e seus amigos transformam o cotidiano em cinema, convidando moradores para contar suas histórias. Enquanto as crianças filmam, desafiam as expectativas dos adultos Jeisa, Moreno e Rose, conduzindo-os a revisitar seus próprios sonhos. A ideia de Pangeia surge, revelando que o verdadeiro valor está na união e no presente. “Pangeia” celebra a força dos sonhos e a criatividade coletiva, onde o impossível se torna realidade.
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