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Meu Passado Me Condena 2: O Filme poster

Meu Passado Me Condena 2: O Filme 

The life of Fabio and Miá falls into the rut when differences, which are not few, need to be faced. After Fábio forget the third wedding anniversary, Miá decides to ask for a time in the relationship. When Fábio's grandfather, who lives in Portugal, tells him that he was a widower, he sees on this trip to the funeral an opportunity to save his marriage.
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The life of Fabio and Miá falls into the rut when differences, which are not few, need to be faced. After Fábio forget the third wedding anniversary, Miá decides to ask for a time in the relationship. When Fábio's grandfather, who lives in Portugal, tells him that he was a widower, he sees on this trip to the funeral an opportunity to save his marriage.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Julia Rezende
Written By:Tati Bernardi, Patricia Corso, Leandro Muniz
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Globo Filmes, Paris Filmes, RioFilme, Telecine, Multishow, Atitude Produções e Empreendimentos

Cast

Director

Julia Rezende

Director

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Fábio Porchat

Fábio

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Miá Mello

Miá

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Inez Viana

Suzana

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Marcelo Valle

Wilson

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Ricardo Pereira

Álvaro

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Mafalda Rodiles

Ritinha

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Antonio Pedro

Vô Nuno

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Rafael Queiroga

Cabeça

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Ernani Moraes

Rubens

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Jorge de Sá

Chefe

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Deborah Wood

Garota Revista 1

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