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Grace Passô is known for:

  • Long Way Home
    In order to take a new job as an employee in the public sanitation department, Juliana moves from the inner city of Itaúna to the metropolitan town of Contagem in Brazil. While waiting for her husband to join her, she adapts to her new life, meeting people and discovering new horizons, trying to overcome her past.
  • Praça Paris
    Camila is a Portuguese therapist who works at Rio de Janeiro State University, where she attends Glória, the university's elevator operator. Throughout the sessions, Camila faces a very violent reality, since Glória was raped by the own father as a child and her brother Jonas is a dangerous bandit that is in prison. Increasingly frightened by the reports she hears, she feels threatened at the same time that Glória sees her as essential in her life.
  • Elon Doesn't Believe in Death
    As he does every single day, Elon goes to meet his wife at her workplace, but she is not there. He doesn’t find her at home as well, so he starts to retrace the path Madalena makes daily. In the morning after, Elon goes to the police station and files a report, runs into hospitals, morgues. Alone, he wanders through a metropolis, searching for news about the sudden and mysterious disappearance of his wife.

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Biography

Grace Anne Paes de Souza, known as Grace Passô (Belo Horizonte, May 20, 1980), is a Brazilian actress, director, screenwriter and playwright graduated from the Clóvis Salgado Foundation Technological Artistic Training Center, in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais. In cinema, she acted in films such as "Elon Don't Believe in Death" (Ricardo Alves Júnior), "Praça Paris" (Lúcia Murat), "No Coração do Mundo" (Plastic Films - Gabriel Martins and Maurílio Martins), "Tempoarada" (Plastic Films - André de Novais Oliveira) and "Vaga Carne" (Grace Passô and Ricardo Alves Júnior), winning numerous awards.