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Cleopatra leaves her home for another day of work. In fact, a long night of hard work throughout the darkest and saddest places of the city. After suffering several embarrassing situations, she ends up going to visit his mother in an asylum, where the arrival of an old doll to change her life forever. Cleo does not know, but the old doll is cursed and that will result in the release of her darkest and most obscure secrets.
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Cleopatra leaves her home for another day of work. In fact, a long night of hard work throughout the darkest and saddest places of the city. After suffering several embarrassing situations, she ends up going to visit his mother in an asylum, where the arrival of an old doll to change her life forever. Cleo does not know, but the old doll is cursed and that will result in the release of her darkest and most obscure secrets.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Beto Ribeiro
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Studio:Medialand
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