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Priest Marcelo Rossi visits a juvenile correction center, and gives Paulo, one of the interns, a Bible. He starts reading the story of St. Paul.
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Priest Marcelo Rossi visits a juvenile correction center, and gives Paulo, one of the interns, a Bible. He starts reading the story of St. Paul.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:David França Mendes
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures do Brasil, Diler & Associados, Labo Cine do Brasil, Quanta Centro de Produções Cinematográficas, TeleImage
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