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Um Ramo Para Luísa
Paulo works as a journalist for a print publication and is a man of many women. He has a long-standing affair with a wealthy married woman and also begins a new relationship with Luísa, a young call girl who is his client.
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Paulo works as a journalist for a print publication and is a man of many women. He has a long-standing affair with a wealthy married woman and also begins a new relationship with Luísa, a young call girl who is his client.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Paulo Porto
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Herbert Richers
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