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A Violent Dose of Anything
Pedro has taken the road and he does not know where he is going. Lucas does not know it either. After meeting at a roadside café, they travel through the Brazilian Savannah seeking for a violent dose of anything.
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Pedro has taken the road and he does not know where he is going. Lucas does not know it either. After meeting at a roadside café, they travel through the Brazilian Savannah seeking for a violent dose of anything.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gustavo Galvão, Bernardo Scartezini, Cristiane Oliveira
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:400 Filmes, OKNA Produções
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