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José Aparecido de Oliveira – O Maior Mineiro do Mundo
Documentary that chronicles the trajectory of the journalist, federal deputy, secretary of state, minister of state, governor and ambassador José Aparecido de Oliveira, who lived with the greatest authorities and personalities from the political, business and cultural circles in Brazil and the world.
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Documentary that chronicles the trajectory of the journalist, federal deputy, secretary of state, minister of state, governor and ambassador José Aparecido de Oliveira, who lived with the greatest authorities and personalities from the political, business and cultural circles in Brazil and the world.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Rodolfo Magalhães
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Trade Produção
Cast
Mário Lúcio Brandão Filho, Gustavo Brandão
Director
José Aparecido de Oliveira
Self (archive footage)
Maria Aparecida de Oliveira
Self
José Fernando Aparecido de Oliveira
Self
Alda Aparecida de Oliveira
Self
Angelo Oswaldo
Self
José Maria Rabêlo
Self
José Mascarenhas Filho
Self
José Sarney
Self
Gervásio Horta
Self
Hélio Fernandes
Self
Ronaldo Costa Couto
Self
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