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Chocante
The 1990s marked the success of the boy-band Chocante. Twenty years later, the group has disbanded and the members took different paths in life. The old colleagues gather for an unexpected event, the death of one of the group members.
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The 1990s marked the success of the boy-band Chocante. Twenty years later, the group has disbanded and the members took different paths in life. The old colleagues gather for an unexpected event, the death of one of the group members.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bruno Mazzeo, Rosana Ferrão, Luciana Fregolente, Pedro Neschling
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Casé Filmes, Globo Filmes, RioFilme, Orion Pictures
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