CODA Trailer

CODA Trailer (2008)

02 February 2008 Drama

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Cast

Nana Yazbek

as Bailarina

Lucélia Sergio

as Bailarina

Laís Marques

as Bailarina

Crew

Marcos Camargo

Marcos Camargo Director of Photography

Denise Borro

Denise Borro Makeup Artist

Simone Souza

Simone Souza Makeup Artist

International Releases Dates

Brazil 02 February 2008

Production Companies

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