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A Esperança É a Última que Morre
Hortência is a dedicated, dreamy TV reporter, who hopes to stop doing boring reports and become an anchor of the local news. When she learns that the newspaper's anchor is about to be fired, she is excited about the big opportunity, but Vanessa also wants the job. Needing to find a way to secure her new post, Hortência invents a serial killer and starts "investigating" the case.
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Hortência is a dedicated, dreamy TV reporter, who hopes to stop doing boring reports and become an anchor of the local news. When she learns that the newspaper's anchor is about to be fired, she is excited about the big opportunity, but Vanessa also wants the job. Needing to find a way to secure her new post, Hortência invents a serial killer and starts "investigating" the case.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Eduardo Albuquerque, Patrícia Andrade, José de Carvalho
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Downtown Filmes, Telecine, Paris Filmes, MPC Filmes, RioFilme
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