Alexandra Lencastre plays a woman who believes she is President of the U.S.A.
João Botelho
Director
Alexandra Lencastre
the President
Rita Blanco
Maria de Lurdes, the Secretary
Laura Soveral
the President's mother
Helena Vieira
the singer
Suzana Borges
Leonor Ferreira Bastos
Paula Guedes
Vanity's director
São José Correia
Suzete, the maid
Patrícia Guerreiro
a twin sister
Conchinha Sacchetti
a twin sister
Io Appolloni
the esteticist
Adelaide João
the kitchen's Chef
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