A modern and independent girl, but when it comes to love, the only novels in her life are those from Jane Austen's literary universe. After using a borrowed cell phone, something mysterious happens and she is transported to a different world, which resembles the 19th century. Sofia is taken in by the family of the charming Ian Clarke, while desperately trying to find a way to return to her life. What she didn't know is that her heart had other plans.
Katherine Chediak Putnam
Director
Giovanna Grigio
Sofia Alonzo
Bruno Montaleone
Ian Clarke
Nathália Falcão
Elisa Clarke
Bia Arantes
Teodora Moura
Luciana Paes
Abigail
Emira Sophia
Valentina Albuquerque
Hélio de la Peña
Dr. Almeida
Sergio Malheiros
Lucas Guimarães
Lucinha Lins
Sra. Albuquerque
Diego Montez
Santiago
Thiago Justino
Sr. Albuquerque
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