
Maria da Vila Matilde
"You'll regret raising your hand to me."
Synopsis
The short is an adaptation of the song 'Maria da Vila Matilde' by Elza Soares. It follows the story of Maria, who married very young and lives in an abusive relationship without anyone knowing.
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