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A Galinha Que Burlou o Sistema poster

A Galinha Que Burlou o Sistema 

On an industrial farm, a chicken has a vision: she becomes aware of the machinery that governs her life, that determines her fate. Even though she is confined among millions of chickens who do not share her anguish, she believes that life can be different.
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On an industrial farm, a chicken has a vision: she becomes aware of the machinery that governs her life, that determines her fate. Even though she is confined among millions of chickens who do not share her anguish, she believes that life can be different.

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Directed By:Quico Meirelles
Written By:Ana Durães, Quico Meirelles
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Studio:O2 Filmes

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