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Tereza
Chico ventures himself into changing his life, regardless of the risks. In order to reach this objective he must rely not only on his courage but, above all, on Tereza.
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Chico ventures himself into changing his life, regardless of the risks. In order to reach this objective he must rely not only on his courage but, above all, on Tereza.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maurício Baggio, João Marcelo Gomes
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Runtime:12 minutes
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