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Poor Rich Family
After winning the lottery 15 years ago, Tino and his family start experiencing economical problems. Tino askes his neighbor for help, but his neighbor has his own issues too.
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After winning the lottery 15 years ago, Tino and his family start experiencing economical problems. Tino askes his neighbor for help, but his neighbor has his own issues too.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Paulo Cursino, Chico Soares
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Zamora Films, THR3 Media
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