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Hellena and Lucas are Dom's parents. She is a hair stylist and he works as a barman. When their son is about to turn two years old, they decide, despite having little money, to have a birthday party.
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Hellena and Lucas are Dom's parents. She is a hair stylist and he works as a barman. When their son is about to turn two years old, they decide, despite having little money, to have a birthday party.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Davidson D. Candanda
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Borboletas Filmes & Pombagens
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