O Porteiro (2023)
O Porteiro
”A clumsy doorman must prove he is not a thief after the building is robbed.”
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Confusion is not lacking in the building where Waldisney works as a doorman. Every day is a blast among the neighbors, but alongside the caretaker Rosivalda, he is adept at keeping this mess organized. But all that changes when the building is robbed and Waldisney now needs to prove to the chief that he may even be a bit clumsy, but he is not a thief.
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