O Marginal

O Marginal

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Ficção e realidade. Uma mescla de criatividade com fatos e locais reais dos anos da Ditadura Militar no Brasil. Otto, um fotógrafo paulistano, convive com a incerteza do paradeiro do seu pai acusado de participação em um atentado no ano de 1968 em São Paulo. Já adulto, decide investigar o que ocorreu ao pai e, tal obsessão, desperta a preocupação de seus entes sobre sua sanidade. É levado a tratamento quando suspeita-se de que sofra de um tipo de amnésia que o impede de lembrar o que vivera naquela época. Com o passar do tempo, as respostas vêm à tona e os personagens envolvidos acabam por terem seus verdadeiros papeis revelados na história que envolve Otto e seu passado misterioso.
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December twentieth is the day I remember being brought into the asylum for the first time. Like any typical psychopath, I screamed. I cried. I remember snatching the nurse's hair until she screamed and I was slapped into unconsciousness and thrown into the room. The only difference? I wasn't a psychopath. For the first few days, I would cry maniacally upon hearing any nurse go by, to catch one's attention and tell her that I wasn't insane. "That's exactly what an insane person would say" They said, unbothered and it was as if my fate rested in the mouldy walls of the Asylum. And I soon realized that there was no use fighting for my life now .Which brings me to the present day, another one that I'll mark in history with red. The day I met him.

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