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A man from the countryside sees his life changing when he wins 10 million in the lottery. Determined to begin a new life, he sets fire to all his belongings, including the winning ticket, which he forget was in his coat pocket.
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A man from the countryside sees his life changing when he wins 10 million in the lottery. Determined to begin a new life, he sets fire to all his belongings, including the winning ticket, which he forget was in his coat pocket.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Manoel Loreno
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