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O Paraíso Proibido
Celso Felix, a successful radio broadcaster in the metropolis, is disillusioned with his everyday life and leaves his wife and children to live in a small beach town on the brazilian coast.
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Celso Felix, a successful radio broadcaster in the metropolis, is disillusioned with his everyday life and leaves his wife and children to live in a small beach town on the brazilian coast.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Carlos Reichenbach
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Galante Filmes
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