Isolatta
Sep 19 2020
•0h 14m
•Fantasy, Drama
Isolatta show four isolated artists, each one in their apartment, in the same building, contrasting the hiper-reality of quaarantine's everyday experience with poetization of same desires, anguishs and hopes though the dance.
Cast
See allFábia Mirassos
Naiara Laila
Rony Hernandes
Hugo Godinho
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