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Invisible Life When a free-spirited, disillusioned, beautiful Brazilian woman (Júlia Stockler) returns home pregnant during the 1950s after foolishly following a Greek sailor (Nikolas Antunes) to Greece and her traditional, strict, Portuguese baker father (António Fonseca) disowns her and her meek mother (Flávia Gusmão) does not stand up for her in Karim Aïnouz's gorgeously photographed, award-winning, factually inspired, heartbreaking, moving, well-acted, 139-minute film based on Martha Batalha's novel The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmão, she spends years desperately trying to find her piano-playing sister (Carol Durate) she now believes is studying at a music conservatory in Vienna when in fact she is still in Rio de Janeiro and living with her husband (Gregório Duvivier).
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Invisible Life on the Internet Movie Database
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