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11 - THE LAST TIME I SAW MACAO
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PROYECCIONES:    En Multicines Artesiete Sala 4    14/11/2013 20:00    19/11/2013 22:15    Título original: A ultima Vez que vi Macau
Título español: La última vez que vi Macao
Título inglés: The last time I saw Macao
País: Portugal, Francia 2012
Género: Drama
Dirección: João Pedro Rodrigues, João Rui Guerra da Mata
Duración: 85´
Idioma: Portugués
Guión: João Pedro Rodrigues
Reparto: Cindy Scrash
Fotografía: João Pedro Rodrigues, Rui Poças Aip
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Productor: Daniel Chabannes de Sars, Corentin Dong-Jin Sénéchal, João Figueiras
Premios: Locarno 2013: Especial mención del Jurado

SYNOPSIS:
“After 30 years I was back in Macau, where I had spent my childhood. A little more than a week before, in Lisbon, I had received an e-mail from a friend who I had not seen for ages. I knew that Candy had gone to Asia, attracted by its exoticism, or an easier life, I don´t know which… In any case, I had lost touch with her. In her e-mail, she said that she´d yet again got involved with the wrong sort of men, but now there really was going to be trouble: a very good friend of hers had been killed in a quite harmless game of paintball. She thought she might be the next victim and that I was the only person she could still trust. She begged me to come to Macao where, to quote, ´weird and disturbing´ things were going on. Tired after the long flight, I approached Macao on a jetfoil ferry that brought back memories of the happiest time of my life.” João Rui Guerra da Mata
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