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Lino (2019)
Lino works as an entertainer at children's parties, but he can't stand the way children treat him, making fun of him because he works in a cat's costume. Determined to change his life, he visits a wizard, but the magic doesn't work in the right way, and he wakes up as a big cat.
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Lino works as an entertainer at children's parties, but he can't stand the way children treat him, making fun of him because he works in a cat's costume. Determined to change his life, he visits a wizard, but the magic doesn't work in the right way, and he wakes up as a big cat.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family, Adventure
Written By:Rafael Ribas, Estela Renner
In Theaters:9/1/2019
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:20th Century Fox Brazil
Cast
Rafael Ribas
Director
Selton Mello
Lino (voice)
Luiz Carlos de Moraes
Don Leon (voice)
Dira Paes
Janine (voice)
Paolla Oliveira
Patty (voice)
Guilherme Lopes
Victor (voice)
Lupa Mabuze
Osmar (voice)
Leonardo Rabelo
Mellos (voice)
Hélio Ribeiro
Mestre Henry Topper (voice)
Eduarda Móras
Pestinha (voice)
Marcelo Xepa
Chefe de Polícia (voice)
Luiz Carlos Persy
Dono do Salão (voice)
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