Praça Saens Peña
Oct 03 2008
•2h 37m
•Drama
Paulo works as a high school literature teacher, his wife Teresa is a local shopkeeper, and their daughter Bel is still in school. They live in a rented flat in Saens Peña Square, in the heart of Tijuca, a neighborhood in the North Zone of Rio de Janeiro. An unexpected and alluring job offer may have a profound effect on the routine of this family and even jeopardize a 20-year marriage.
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Maria Padilha
Teresa
Isabella Meirelles
Bel
Chico Diaz
Paulo
Maurício Gonçalves
Plínio
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