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The story of Leninha, a young Brazilian woman whose life become a turbulent tragedy in the midst of trades involving lust and power.
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The story of Leninha, a young Brazilian woman whose life become a turbulent tragedy in the midst of trades involving lust and power.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Manuel Peluffo
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Maristela Filmes
Cast
Manuel Peluffo
Director
Antonieta Morineau
Helena Castro de Oliveira, a Leninha
Helmuth Schneider
Maurício de Oliveira
Diana Lepore
Margarida Figueiredo de Oliveira/Evangelina Figueiredo
Rubens de Queiróz
Paulo de Oliveira
Zilah Maria
Lídia de Oliveira
Raul Breda
Marcelo Figueiredo
Nair Pimentel
Arlete Castro, a Netinha
Maria de Lourdes Lebert
Consuelo de Oliveira
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