Valentine's Day: romance classics receive a special re-release in cinemas; see list

Four classic romances return to cinemas on Valentine's Day.
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Valentine's Day, celebrated this Friday (12) in Brazil, will transform movie theaters into a true refuge for lovers.
This is because in a special action for the date, major distributors decided to re-release four of the most emblematic novels and romantic comedies of recent decades.
Although the re-release circuit is national, the films will not be shown on all networks.
The schedule and times vary by city, and the public should consult local cinemas to secure tickets.
Check out, below, the productions returning to cinemas from today:
Before the Breaking Dawn (1995)
Scene from "Before Dawn"
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The film follows young American Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and French student Celine (Julie Delpy), who meet by chance on a train heading to Paris.
After starting an unpretentious conversation, they decide to get off together in Vienna to take advantage of a layover, spending the night walking and talking through the streets of the Austrian capital before
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A Place Called Notting Hill (1999)
Hugh Grant and Julia Robets in 'A Place Called Notting Hill'
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The plot follows Will Thacker (Hugh Grant), the quiet owner of a bookshop specializing in travel guides in the charming neighborhood of Notting Hill, in London.
His predictable routine is completely transformed after the unexpected visit of a famous client: Hollywood movie star Anna Scott (Julia Roberts), beginning an unlikely romance in the spotlight.
The Notebook (2004)
Scene from 'The Notebook'
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The plot follows Duke, an intern at a geriatric clinic who reads to a companion the story of Allie Hamilton (Rachel McAdams) and Noah Calhoun (Ryan Gosling).
The romance, which began in 1940, is marked by the separation imposed by Allie's parents, who rejected the relationship because Noah was a manual worker.
Estrangement, however, does not erase the passion between the two.
Love Doesn't Take a Vacation (2006)
Scene from 'Love Doesn't Take a Vacation'
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The romantic comedy follows the American Amanda Woods (Cameron Diaz) and the British Iris Simpkins (Kate Winslet), two women who face disappointments in love and decide to change their ways.
Through a home exchange website, they temporarily exchange residences: Amanda travels to the interior of London, while Iris leaves for Los Angeles, finding new perspectives and unexpected connections in cities they haven't yet visited.

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