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Nilo Perequê is a successful comedian who stars in a TV show. When he wins the award for best comedian of the year, the comedian decides to radically change his career and devote himself totally to drama, leaving his family and businessman desperate.
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Nilo Perequê is a successful comedian who stars in a TV show. When he wins the award for best comedian of the year, the comedian decides to radically change his career and devote himself totally to drama, leaving his family and businessman desperate.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:José Roberto Torero
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Coração da Selva, Warner Bros. Pictures Brasil
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