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The Naked Man (1997)

Writer Sílvio Proença needs to travel to São Paulo in order to promote his new book. At the airport, he meets a group of old mates. With the boarding canceled due to a strong storm, the group goes to the apartment of Marialva, daughter of one of Proença's friends. Seduced by Marialva's music and charms, Proença spends the night there, where he wakes up the next day, completely naked. Still groggy from his hangover, he goes to pick up the bread left outside the apartment; that's when the wind closes the door and leaves him naked outside.
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Writer Sílvio Proença needs to travel to São Paulo in order to promote his new book. At the airport, he meets a group of old mates. With the boarding canceled due to a strong storm, the group goes to the apartment of Marialva, daughter of one of Proença's friends. Seduced by Marialva's music and charms, Proença spends the night there, where he wakes up the next day, completely naked. Still groggy from his hangover, he goes to pick up the bread left outside the apartment; that's when the wind closes the door and leaves him naked outside.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Hugo Carvana
Written By:Fernando Sabino
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:76 minutes
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Cast

Director

Hugo Carvana

Director

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Cláudio Marzo

Sílvio Proença

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Isabel Fillardis

Marialva

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Lúcia Veríssimo

Marina

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Daniel Dantas

Mendonça

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Maria Zilda Bethlem

Marieta

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Anselmo Vasconcelos

Inspetor da Polícia

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Milton Gonçalves

Eliseu

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David Pinheiro

Marido de Marieta

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Denise Bandeira

Adriana

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Luis Carlos Miele

Mendigo

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Antonio Pedro

Dr. Luís Melo

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