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Based on the bestseller by Zíbia Gasparetto, “Nobody Is Nobody” is a dramatic novel with hints of supernatural suspense and a spiritual bias. Two couples - Gabriela (Carol Castro) with Roberto (Danton Mello) and Dr. Renato (Rocco Pitanga) with Gioconda (Paloma Bernardi) - they live relatively stable lives until the moment their destinies intertwine. A story of uncontrolled love and abusive relationships, but also of obsession, healing and forgiveness.
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