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Juca Valente owns a kiosk on the coast of São Paulo and just wants to have fun. An eternal flirt, he hates big responsibilities and doesn't think about having anything serious with anyone. But his life takes an entirely different turn when an American ex-girlfriend dumps a baby on him and disappears. Juca then leaves for the United States with the intention of returning the child, not imagining that he would start liking the idea of being a father.
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Juca Valente owns a kiosk on the coast of São Paulo and just wants to have fun. An eternal flirt, he hates big responsibilities and doesn't think about having anything serious with anyone. But his life takes an entirely different turn when an American ex-girlfriend dumps a baby on him and disappears. Juca then leaves for the United States with the intention of returning the child, not imagining that he would start liking the idea of being a father.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Eugenio Derbez, Ana Maria Moretzsohn, Patrícia Moretzsohn, Leticia López Margalli, Guillermo Ríos
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:20th Century Fox Brazil, Globo Filmes, Alebrije Producciones, Mistika, Total Entertainment, Agência Nacional do Cinema - ANCINE
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