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O Crime da Gávea
Paulo (Ricardo Duque), a film editor, arrives at home and find his wife murdered. While the police investigates the crime, Paulo begin his own quest to find the criminal.
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Paulo (Ricardo Duque), a film editor, arrives at home and find his wife murdered. While the police investigates the crime, Paulo begin his own quest to find the criminal.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marcílio Moraes
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:MD Produções
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