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The Doorman
Waldisney works as a doorman in a building where confusion is constant. However, the employee is great at maintaining a certain order. When wrongly accused of stealing something, he will need to prove that he is anything but a thief.
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Waldisney works as a doorman in a building where confusion is constant. However, the employee is great at maintaining a certain order. When wrongly accused of stealing something, he will need to prove that he is anything but a thief.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paulo Fontenelle
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:RUBI Produtora, Bronze Filmes, Kimonos, Cineteatro, Agência Nacional do Cinema - ANCINE
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