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Meu Pai 

Álvaro, 12 years old, is the only child of separated parents. He is in a phase of many doubts and concerns. He wants to grow up soon, but did his father take too long to grow up? What did the father do with the girls? It's difficult to ask, Alvaro's father has a strange way of saying things.
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Álvaro, 12 years old, is the only child of separated parents. He is in a phase of many doubts and concerns. He wants to grow up soon, but did his father take too long to grow up? What did the father do with the girls? It's difficult to ask, Alvaro's father has a strange way of saying things.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Family
Directed By:Ana Luíza Azevedo
Written By:Márcio Schoenardie, Ana Luíza Azevedo
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Casa de Cinema de Porto Alegre, Canal Futura

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Director

Ana Luíza Azevedo

Director

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Felipe de Paula

Pai

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Ursula Collischonn

Mãe

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Gustavo Castro

Alvaro

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Jussara Moraes

Avó

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Nelson Diniz

Dr. Wagner

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Arieli G. Mendes

Bruna

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