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Barbosa
Thirty-eight years after the 1950 World Cup, a man went back in time to prevent the goal that defeated Brazil, destroyed his childhood dreams and ended goalkeeper Barbosa's career.
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Thirty-eight years after the 1950 World Cup, a man went back in time to prevent the goal that defeated Brazil, destroyed his childhood dreams and ended goalkeeper Barbosa's career.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Jorge Furtado, Ana Luíza Azevedo, Giba Assis Brasil
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Casa de Cinema de Porto Alegre, Luz Produções, NGM Produções, Embrafilme
Cast
Jorge Furtado, Ana Luíza Azevedo
Director
Antônio Fagundes
O Viajante
Pedro Santos
O Cúmplice
Zé Victor Castiel
O Porteiro
Ariel Nehring
O Menino
Abel Borba
O Pai
Nilson Pereira da Silva
Barbosa
Luis Carlos Lopes
Ghiggia
Lucas Elias
Bigode
Carlito Ferreira
Danilo
Zé Adão Barbosa
Apresentador (Voice)
Zeca Kiechalosky
Repórter (Voice)
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