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My Sweet Orange Tree 

Zezé is an 8 year old boy who, although a naughty boy, has a good heart. He leads a very modest life, due to the fact that his father has been unemployed for a long time, and has the habit of having long conversations with a sweet orange tree which is in his backyard. Until one day he meets Portuga, a man who begins to help him and soon becomes his best friend.
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Zezé is an 8 year old boy who, although a naughty boy, has a good heart. He leads a very modest life, due to the fact that his father has been unemployed for a long time, and has the habit of having long conversations with a sweet orange tree which is in his backyard. Until one day he meets Portuga, a man who begins to help him and soon becomes his best friend.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Marcos Bernstein
Written By:Marcos Bernstein, Melanie Dimantas
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Pássaro Films

Cast

Director

Marcos Bernstein

Director

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João Guilherme Ávila

Zezé

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José de Abreu

Portuga

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Caco Ciocler

Escritor

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Eduardo Dascar

Pai

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Fernanda Vianna

Mãe

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Emiliano Queiroz

Tio Edmundo

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Julia de Victa

Gloria

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Tino Gomes

Ariovaldo

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Inês Peixoto

Professora

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Kathia Calil

Jandira

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Leônidas José

Luis

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