Thales, a successful businessman, is in crisis with his profession. He is married to the rich and spoiled Renata, and works with her father, the powerful businessman Augusto. One day, while on vacations at the home of his friends Rui and Pamela, Thales decides that will stop working. This unusual decision affects the lives of everyone around him.
Cláudio Torres
Director
Marcos Palmeira
Thales
Mariana Ximenes
Renata
Maria Luísa Mendonça
Pâmela
Otávio Müller
Rui
Antônio Fagundes
Augusto Petronius
João Gabriel Bordallo
Ruizinho
Charbel Tauil
Luiz Otávio
Gabriel Sequeira
Alberto Lúcio
Sarah Telles
Gêmea Cristine
Dayse Telles
Gêmea Cristiane
Eloi Fernandes
Velhinho na Sala de Reunião
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