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Inquietações de Uma Mulher Casada 

Luiza (Denise Bandeira), a quiet middle-class housewife, is married to Luís Antônio (Otávio Augusto), a lawyer for a construction firm. The couple has an eight-year-old daughter and is going through a relationship crisis. Weary of fighting, they decide to take a reconciliation trip, but Luiza chooses an alternative path.
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Luiza (Denise Bandeira), a quiet middle-class housewife, is married to Luís Antônio (Otávio Augusto), a lawyer for a construction firm. The couple has an eight-year-old daughter and is going through a relationship crisis. Weary of fighting, they decide to take a reconciliation trip, but Luiza chooses an alternative path.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Alberto Salvá
Written By:Alberto Salvá
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Thor Filmes, Embrafilme, Blow-up Produções Cinematográficas Ltda

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