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Faced with a great evil approaching, a family of quilombolas needs to unite technologies and ancestral knowledge to protect the environment, their roots and their own lives, before everything ends. A feature-length socio-environmental thriller that presents the story of a family of quilombolas who need to combine technology and ancestral knowledge to protect the environment, their roots and their own lives, before everything ends.
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Faced with a great evil approaching, a family of quilombolas needs to unite technologies and ancestral knowledge to protect the environment, their roots and their own lives, before everything ends. A feature-length socio-environmental thriller that presents the story of a family of quilombolas who need to combine technology and ancestral knowledge to protect the environment, their roots and their own lives, before everything ends.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Spike Luu
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