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After accepting a job propose in a coastline city and getting divorce, Edu takes his 17 years old daughter to spend vacations together, even she hates the idea, some events will change their lives forever.
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After accepting a job propose in a coastline city and getting divorce, Edu takes his 17 years old daughter to spend vacations together, even she hates the idea, some events will change their lives forever.
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Written By:Fabrício Fernandes
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Runtime:16 minutes
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Cast
Fabrício Fernandes
Director
Gabriel Americano
Edu
Nathalia Ferrán
Agnes
Erica Inácio
Laura
Rafael Righetto
Turista na Praia 1#
Mel Queiroz
Turista na Praia 2#
Nádia Santos
Turista na Praia 3#
Rafael Oliveira
Surfista
Rafael Oliveira
Salva-Vidas
Ana Koyama
Cliente da Sorveteria 1#
Ana Julia Brito
Cliente da Sorveteria 2#
Fabrício Fernandes
Bombeiro (Voz)
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