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Arthur is a man who got used to living in a small town, and who left his dreams behind to take care of his alcoholic mother and his brother. But the return of his childhood love to the city brings him new hopes. At which point the young man will find strength in faith in God.
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Arthur is a man who got used to living in a small town, and who left his dreams behind to take care of his alcoholic mother and his brother. But the return of his childhood love to the city brings him new hopes. At which point the young man will find strength in faith in God.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Fábio Faria
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:RED Filmes
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