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100Volta 

Zé Galinha, an undercover federal agent, investigates Aduzer, one of the world's biggest organized crime bosses. When he accepts an order for 32 cars bound for Brazil and Israel, Zé Galinha begins to lose sight of the standards established by the law. In the middle of the investigation, Zé Galinha accidentally steals the car of Russian mafia boss Dimitri Kruchev, which contains a program that provides access to the global computer network. Sousa and Meireles, agents of the Judicial Police, investigate the Russians, and they all become involved in high-speed car chases in a dangerous and frantic game.
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Zé Galinha, an undercover federal agent, investigates Aduzer, one of the world's biggest organized crime bosses. When he accepts an order for 32 cars bound for Brazil and Israel, Zé Galinha begins to lose sight of the standards established by the law. In the middle of the investigation, Zé Galinha accidentally steals the car of Russian mafia boss Dimitri Kruchev, which contains a program that provides access to the global computer network. Sousa and Meireles, agents of the Judicial Police, investigate the Russians, and they all become involved in high-speed car chases in a dangerous and frantic game.

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Genre:Adventure, Action, Comedy
Directed By:Daniel Souza
Written By:Daniel Souza
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