Joca is a regretful figure shaped by an earlier betrayal. He admits that he destroyed a relationship, drove away the woman he loved, and now wishes he could find her and tell her that he still loves her. His confession echoes the club’s recurring themes of lost affection, guilt, loneliness, and the hope of reconciliation.
A local drug dealer who rivals João's marijuana business. He allies with corrupt officer Marco Aurélio to eliminate João, organizes a chase at a rockonha party, and leads João to the final duel. He is shot dead by João's Winchester after Maria is killed.
Fernando is the director of the Third Force Drama Group. After the performance in Porto Alegre, he praises Kiko, Xande, and Lana and publicly invites Mário, the writer, to join them onstage. His theatrical work connects Mário to a freer creative environment and later contributes to the awkward encounters between theater and family life.
A supporting member of the friends' circle in the story of a renewed heist opportunity.
Tonico is part of Rodrigo’s circle of friends and appears with them during the chaotic soccer match against Paulo Pedreira’s team. His presence helps define the group as a collection of men facing failure and unstable circumstances, although the available plot summary gives no specific individual action for him in the robbery plan.
Felipe Abib has 14 screen credits in a career dating back to 2010. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently It's Going to Work Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Boil, Cycle, Crittus. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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