
O Outro Lado do Arco-íris
Adventure · Action
Overview
Carica is only seven years old and wants a bicycle for Christmas. But his family has no money and offers him a book. The grandfather tells him the story of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. On the first day of rain and sun, Carica embarks on adventure.
Top Cast
João Miguel Direitinho
João Miguel Direitinho
Carica
João Miguel Direitinho
Carica


Nicolau Breyner
Nicolau Breyner
Grandfather / Vagabundo
Nicolau Breyner
Grandfather / Vagabundo


Francisco Salgado
Francisco Salgado
Bandido Zarolho
Francisco Salgado
Bandido Zarolho
Ana Meira
Ana Meira
Mãe do Carica
Ana Meira
Mãe do Carica
Jorge Baião
Jorge Baião
Pai do Carica
Jorge Baião
Pai do Carica
Alexandra Espiridão
Alexandra Espiridão
Professora
Alexandra Espiridão
Professora


Luís Figo
Luís Figo
Pistoleiro de Água
Luís Figo
Pistoleiro de Água
Nuno Coelho
Nuno Coelho
Ladrão de Laranjas
Nuno Coelho
Ladrão de Laranjas
Maria Marrafa
Maria Marrafa
Lavadeira
Maria Marrafa
Lavadeira
João Ribeiro
João Ribeiro
Homem da Noite
João Ribeiro
Homem da Noite
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