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Sandra
Sandra is an insurance broker staying at a hotel with her team for a training session led by a famous coach. When a mysterious phone call wakes her in her room, she realizes she is being watched by a foreign guest.
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Sandra is an insurance broker staying at a hotel with her team for a training session led by a famous coach. When a mysterious phone call wakes her in her room, she realizes she is being watched by a foreign guest.
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Written By:Camila Márdila
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Reprodutora
Cast
Camila Márdila
Director
Leona Jhovs
Sandra
Frann Ferraretto
Lidi
Murilo Sampaio
Ivan
Bruno Bellarmino
Amaro
Liliane Rovaris
Sol
Susana Ribeiro
Mentora Valéria Lobo
Nobu Kahi
Recepcionista
Arthur Schmidt
Comissário
Yara de Novaes
Malu (voz)
Patrick Kennedy
Voz masculina no telefone
Maria Vitória Canesin Lovato
Mulher com bebê
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