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Real: The Plan Behind History
In May 1993, Brazil experienced one of the worst economic crises in its history. The government then decides to set up a real task force to solve the problem. Confined to a bunker as a way of shielding the operations of growing political pressures, the special economic team will have to do its best to reach agreement and create the Plano Real.
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In May 1993, Brazil experienced one of the worst economic crises in its history. The government then decides to set up a real task force to solve the problem. Confined to a bunker as a way of shielding the operations of growing political pressures, the special economic team will have to do its best to reach agreement and create the Plano Real.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mikael de Albuquerque
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Paris Film Production, Globo Filmes
Cast
Rodrigo Bittencourt
Director
Emílio Orciollo Netto
Gustavo Franco
Norival Rizzo
Fernando Henrique Cardoso
Tato Gabus Mendes
Pedro Malan
Mariana Lima
Denise
Carlos Meceni
Clóvis Carvalho
Guilherme Weber
Pérsio Arida
Fernando Eiras
Winston Fritsch
Giulio Lopes
Edmar Bacha
Wladimir Candini
André Lara de Resende
Paolla Oliveira
Renata
Bemvindo Sequeira
Itamar Franco
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