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João and Cristiane are a pair of swindlers who want to deceive a Colonial war veteran who won 190 million euros in the lottery. João pretends to be the lost son of the winner. But they are not the only ones with the same intentions.
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The film “História de um Caramelo” is an adaptation of an original short story by Rita Serra, entitled “O Caramelo”. It is an imaginative story about the life of a particular caramel, who suffers the bitterness of life, as he spends his days in an abandoned gas station in the middle of the Alentejo in the 60s, until the day his use-by date expires...
The final chapter of the Balas & Bolinhos saga.
Vanessa inherits an old Portuguese Revue theatre after the death of a distant aunt. Her agent, Tozé Leal, tries to convince her to sell it, but she decides to restore it to its former glory with the help of her friends Joana and Ribeiro. But her dream will not be easy to achieve: Armando, the owner of a neighbouring theatre, will do everything he can to stop Vanessa.
One tries to con. Another keeps stealing. And there's even someone that doesn't know what he's doing... The truth is life is hard for Cultara, Rato and Bino. But it all changes when Tone, the man of the world, returns home to save his dad on the deathbed. And when the four get together, they leave for the most surprising adventure yet. If everything was bad, it's about to get worst!
A group of friends meet after some years apart and decide to go on a treasure hunt.
A Master Roast served to Bruno de Carvalho, presented by Fernando Rocha and featuring an extraordinary panel of guests: Victor Sarro, Victor Espadinha, Ana Arrebentinha, Alexandre Santos, Hugo Sousa, Rui Xará, and Cláudia Martins.
An unlikely team of cops and a student, live a crazy day, meet the most ridiculous characters, and unmask a drug trafficking operation with disastrous consequences not just for the city, but for the whole world.
Portuguese standup comedy by Fernando Rocha.
