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Flávio is a successful comedian who goes into crisis after his mother dies. He ends up convincing himself that he's not funny anymore and that a "cloud of sadness" is chasing him. With the help of a radical doctor, he understands that he needs to mature and rescue her inner child who is alone and scared. From now on, the only person who can take care of him is himself.
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