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Bruno is a physician whose license had been revoked, due to some ethical problems in the past. He gathers some criminals to kidnap the children of two powerful bankers. While the police faces contradictory evidence and clues, Bruno starts killing the other criminals, to keep the ransom for himself.
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Bruno is a physician whose license had been revoked, due to some ethical problems in the past. He gathers some criminals to kidnap the children of two powerful bankers. While the police faces contradictory evidence and clues, Bruno starts killing the other criminals, to keep the ransom for himself.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Aurélio Teixeira
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Magnus Filmes
Cast
Aurélio Teixeira
Director
Aurélio Teixeira
Doutor Bruno Bessa
Darlene Glória
Mulher de Sena
Sebastião Vasconcelos
Comissário Frank Severo
Ary Fontoura
Alfredo Miro
Carlos Eduardo Dolabella
Rildo
Carlos Koppa
Detetive Marin
Enzo Brasil
Camilo Graco
Fábio Sabag
Advogado Cândido Perrota
Jotta Barroso
Maurício Barroso
Banqueiro Felix La Salle
Milton Gonçalves
Euzébio
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