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Daddy's in Trouble
Roberta is tired of taking care of the house and the kids all by herself, so she decides to take a vacation, leaving her husband to look after the children. The result is that the house is turned upside down as Fred tries to balance family demands with his work responsibilities. Amid laughter and chaos, the film shows how a family can overcome challenges when they stick together.
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Roberta is tired of taking care of the house and the kids all by herself, so she decides to take a vacation, leaving her husband to look after the children. The result is that the house is turned upside down as Fred tries to balance family demands with his work responsibilities. Amid laughter and chaos, the film shows how a family can overcome challenges when they stick together.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fil Braz, Juan Vera, Mariano Vera, Gabriella Mancini
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Studio:Glaz Entretenimento, +Galeria, Star Original Productions, Buena Vista International Brasil, Agência Nacional do Cinema - ANCINE, Telefilms
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