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O Vendedor de Passados
A man, who creates pasts for a living, struggles to find his own past while a mysterious woman takes a dangerous step.
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A man, who creates pasts for a living, struggles to find his own past while a mysterious woman takes a dangerous step.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Isabel Muniz
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Box Office:$216,706
Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Conspiração Filmes
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