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Noiva Precisa-se 

After several years working at one of New York's largest law firms, Rui is returning to Portugal. He is coming alone, but with an American fiancée. To bid farewell to his bachelor life, Rui decides to gather the friends with whom he shared a house in college. Everything seems to be going well until his fiancée calls off the wedding, and Rui's friends decide to find him a bride before the wedding date. Will they succeed?
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After several years working at one of New York's largest law firms, Rui is returning to Portugal. He is coming alone, but with an American fiancée. To bid farewell to his bachelor life, Rui decides to gather the friends with whom he shared a house in college. Everything seems to be going well until his fiancée calls off the wedding, and Rui's friends decide to find him a bride before the wedding date. Will they succeed?

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Roberto Pereira
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Plural Entertainment

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