"Mr. Edvaldo likes old things" 21 December 2018 Factual 13 mins
The film tells the story of Mr. Edvaldo, a man who takes care of nature and collects old things at home. Documentary made by students from the Bananeiras Rural Community in Arapiraca/AL - Brazil.
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