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Second Chance (2025)
When Alan and Daniel get into a fight during their anniversary, fate intervenes to teach them a lesson about true love. Daniel wakes up in an alternate universe where their relationship ended years ago. Alone and confused, he begins to realize how much he took for granted and sets out on a mission to win back the love of his parallel life.
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When Alan and Daniel get into a fight during their anniversary, fate intervenes to teach them a lesson about true love. Daniel wakes up in an alternate universe where their relationship ended years ago. Alone and confused, he begins to realize how much he took for granted and sets out on a mission to win back the love of his parallel life.
Rating:NR
Genre:Romance, Science Fiction
Written By:Mauro Carvalho, Eduardo Albino
In Theaters:7/17/2025
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:MACA Filmes
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