No Words: The Art Of Photography

May 26, 2025

★ 10.0

Photography can communicate even with no words.

Overview

Follow reporter Francesco Croquete Margharette on his comical journey through the world of photography.

Genres

Documentary

Comedy

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Cast

Francesco Margharette

Rodrigo Treichel

Ramiro Di Coco Von Pipoco

Eduardo Abdom

Tom Hansen

Jorge Kowalsky

Summer

Anna Beatriz Alves

Giovanna Giorno

Luiza Duarte

Rosabella Donatella

Raphaela Moraes

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