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Doutores da Alegria 

Documentary about the group of people gathered in 1991 who call themselves "Doutores da Alegria" (Doctors of Joy). They dress as clowns and go to the hospitals to bring some comfort to young patients.
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Documentary about the group of people gathered in 1991 who call themselves "Doutores da Alegria" (Doctors of Joy). They dress as clowns and go to the hospitals to bring some comfort to young patients.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Mara Mourão
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Grifa Cinematográfica, MAMO Filmes

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