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Looking for a New Place to Begin (2019) [N/A]

Featuring:
Johnny Massaro

Written by:
Rafael Nasc

Directed by:
Henrique Sauer


Release Date:
October 18, 2019

Original Title:
Looking for a New Place to Begin

Production Countries:
Brazil

Ratings / Certifications:
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Runtime: 16

Overview from TheMovieDB

Barbara Ohana's song "Chains" is dubbed by a man who performs the song while the music video also presents him as the main character in a story where he feels broken-hearted, possibly because he still has feelings for his ex-boyfriend. As for the memories left, a masculine mannequin is what makes him company, which helps a little but not for too long.

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Overview from Open Movies

A journey of self-discovery and understanding is told through the optic a young and lonely singer whose life goes through a curious change when he falls in love with a mannequin. With Barbara Ohana's songs - dubbed by the leading man - a unique and different perspective about personal self versus the images we project onto others can be found. The short was conceived for a fashion brand that presents a part of the LGBT experience.

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Rankings and Honors

Looking for a New Place to Begin (2019) on IMDb
Awards Won: 8 wins & 10 nominations

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Production

Director:
Henrique Sauer

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