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Quarta: Dia de Jogo
Wednesday, in Rio de Janeiro, is different from other days for having football at night. “Wednesday: Game Day” traces the journey of some workers through the Bafo de Onça radio station. But as not everything is about football, there are those who prefer to dance to cheesy music at Feira de São Cristóvão at the end of the day.
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Wednesday, in Rio de Janeiro, is different from other days for having football at night. “Wednesday: Game Day” traces the journey of some workers through the Bafo de Onça radio station. But as not everything is about football, there are those who prefer to dance to cheesy music at Feira de São Cristóvão at the end of the day.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Luiza França, Erick Cindra, Clara Henriques
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Cast
Clara Henriques, Luiza França
Director
Edilson Alves
Unidos do Barro Vermelho
Felipe Ferreira
Torcedor Vasco
Francisco Braga (Fred)
Camelô Uruguaiana
Isaias Negreiros
Cantor brega
Igor da Conceição Paixão
Motoboy
Lucas Barcellos Prado
Motoboy
Luiza Duarte
Fã do Agnaldo Timóteo
Marcos Vinícius Teixeira
Motoboy
Paulo César de Araújo (PC)
Escritor
Tatiana Freitas
Empregada doméstica
Vânia Araújo
Fã do Agnaldo Timóteo
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