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Sofia is a big spender so she frequently abuses of the credit card. When her husband is fired, she is forced to change her life.
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Sofia is a big spender so she frequently abuses of the credit card. When her husband is fired, she is forced to change her life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:João Matos Silva, Raquel Palermo
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:RTP
Cast
António Borges Correia
Director
Cristina Homem de Mello
Sofia
Philippe Leroux
Afonso
Catarina Avelar
Aurora
Inês Curado
Rita
Leonardo Marques
André
Daniela Marques
Beatriz
Ana Sofia Gonçalves
Empregada Supermercado
Bárbara Magal
Empregada Agência de Crédito
Elisabete Piecho
Olga
Gabriela Relvas
Empregada Loja
Margarida Cardeal
Matilde
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