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After leaving prison in 1992, Edir Macedo goes through a series of trials: the inappropriate conduct of other bishops of the Church, the attack of politicians and Catholics, his mother's illness and the tragedy of the collapse of the roof of a Church in São Paulo .
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After leaving prison in 1992, Edir Macedo goes through a series of trials: the inappropriate conduct of other bishops of the Church, the attack of politicians and Catholics, his mother's illness and the tragedy of the collapse of the roof of a Church in São Paulo .
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Stephen P. Lindsey, Emílio Boechat
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Paris Filmes, Record Filmes, Downtown Filmes, Simba Content, Paris Entretenimento, RECORD
Cast
Alexandre Avancini
Director
Petrônio Gontijo
Edir Macedo
Day Mesquita
Ester Bezerra
Beth Goulart
Dona Geninha
Dalton Vigh
Juiz Luiz Ramos
Eduardo Galvão
Monsenhor José Maria
César Mello
Paulo
Leonardo Franco
Albino
Raphael Viana
Carlos
Otávio Martins
Ministro Francisco Bittencourt
Giovanna Chaves
Cristiane (Adulta)
Joana Rodrigues
Viviane (Adulta)
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