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Pedro e Nina
After her grandmother’s death, Nina leaves Rio for a small town in southern Brazil in search of a fresh start. There, she meets Pedro and goes through experiences that transform her perspective on love, friendship and the future.
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After her grandmother’s death, Nina leaves Rio for a small town in southern Brazil in search of a fresh start. There, she meets Pedro and goes through experiences that transform her perspective on love, friendship and the future.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Juan Jullian, Michel Carvalho, Renata Corrêa
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Studio:Estúdios Globo, Globo Filmes
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