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Mad about Her (2017)
A woman leaves her career in dancing to dedicate her life to her husband, a famous politician. Fifteen years after, she leaves her luxurious life to resume what she left behind years ago.
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A woman leaves her career in dancing to dedicate her life to her husband, a famous politician. Fifteen years after, she leaves her luxurious life to resume what she left behind years ago.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Angélica Lopes, Marcus Ligocki Júnior, Kirsten Carthew
In Theaters:4/21/2017
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Ligocki Entretenimento, Guiza Produções Audiovisuais, Telecine, Imagem Filmes
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