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Three brothers are confronted with an imposing father who avail them the heritage, identity and emotional intelligence: seven weeks is the deadline for each of them find the respect and love of a woman.
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Three brothers are confronted with an imposing father who avail them the heritage, identity and emotional intelligence: seven weeks is the deadline for each of them find the respect and love of a woman.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Marco Horácio, Marta Gomes
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Runtime:105 minutes
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Cast
José Alberto Pinheiro
Director
Inês Aires Pereira
Jessica
Diana Chaves
Victoria
Maria Botelho Moniz
Beatriz
Débora Monteiro
Acompanhante de Luxo
São José Correia
Sofia Parente
António Raminhos
António de Mello Gonzaga
José Pedro Gomes
Faustino Maria Gonzaga
Ana Varela
Samantha
Pedro Diogo
Roberto
Margarida Moreira
Madalena Silva
Inês Castel-Branco
Joaninha
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