In the disciplined world of boxing, Fabiana maintains order as a referee, but her life takes an unexpected turn when she decides to adopt Dudu, a troubled 12-year-old boy. To get out of this, she must reconnect with his father, a frustrated actor. While society favors “perfect” mothers, fathers and children, this unlikely trio faces challenges and discovers that family is much more than an ideal model.
Daniel Candido de Bem
Director
Silvana Rodrigues
Fabiana
João Marcelo Dalla Rosa
Dudu
João Carlos Castanha
Luiz
Fernanda Roggia
Brenda
Gabriela Poester
Alessandra
Tom Peres
Vagner
Silvia Duarte
Juíza Kátia
Marcelo Herrera
Carlos
Gabriela Greco
Diretora Antônia
Ana Paula Schneider
Assistente Mary
Ignacio Sassi
Treinador Ryu
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