The Sleeping Shepherd
The world's greatest art thief collects almost two-billion dollars in masters only to have his mother burn them all in the family backyard.
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Felipe Lotufo Carlos Silveira
Débora Santos Nicole Silveira
Mauro Russo O Documentarista / O Psicólogo
Ananda Piotto Mia
Júlia Guimarães Nise Silveira (Mãe)
Arthur Naressi José Oswaldo Silveira (Avô)
Fabiano Corrêa André (Guitarrista da Banda)
Luan Guimarães Carlos Silveira (Criança) / Voz Carlos Silveira Junior
Murilo Henrique Thomas Szazs (Pai)
Murilo Zucareli Au
Géssica Rapozo Assistente do Documentarista
Pedro Marioto Assistente do Documentarista / Assistente do Psicólogo
Joka Moreira O Baixista
HDLL O Baterista
Guilherme Zarzur Fã da Banda
Vinicius Moraes Cliente Mercado
Sabrina Stela Noiva Cadaver
Caíque Jesus Palhaço Louco
John Brenner O Psicólogo
Angello Trejgier Homem Corajoso
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