“Wife for Hire” premiered on October 4, lasts 1 hour and 47 minutes, and features the participation of Caio Castro, Thati Lopes, Patricya, Travassos, Mariana Xavier, Fafá Rennó, Bruna Louise, Polliana Aleixo, Flávio Pardal, Arthur Kohl, Danielle Winits and Danilo de Moura. In addition, it was directed by the renowned Brazilian film director, Chris D’Amato.
“To fulfill his mother’s last wish and not be left out of the will, a confirmed bachelor hires an actress to pose as his girlfriend”Says the brief review found on the Netflix platform, before the movie starts.
What is “Wife for Rent”, the new Netflix movie about
The story is based on the life of Luis (Caio Castro), a young man who is single and knows how to make the most of his singleness and make the most of his singleness. In the film, the man is 30 years old and has never had a serious relationship with any woman, until his mother discovers that he only has a few days to live and the only thing he asks of her son is to find a wife. .
The protagonist decides to obey his mother and hires an actress who poses as his girlfriend and wife. Thati Lopes, is the one who represents the character of the young woman who will bring new conflicts to the life of Luis and little by little he will discover that love can come from unimaginable places.
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