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Four for None 

Four people with different values and standards meet in the urban chaos of Copacabana. Rita and Waldick come from the country, and befriend two Rio de Janeiro native guys, upon arrival: the playboy and surfer Paulo Roberto and a pimp called Tim.
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Four people with different values and standards meet in the urban chaos of Copacabana. Rita and Waldick come from the country, and befriend two Rio de Janeiro native guys, upon arrival: the playboy and surfer Paulo Roberto and a pimp called Tim.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Alice de Andrade
Written By:Pauline Alphen, Jacques Arhex, Joaquim Assis, Jean-Vincent Fournier, Cláudio MacDowell, Evandro Mesquita, Alice de Andrade
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Filmes do Tejo, Les Films de l'Après-Midi, Ravina Filmes

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