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Bá
Bruno is forced to deal with the changes that occur in his life when his "Bá" (from Batchan, grandmother in Japanese) is brought to live in his house.
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Bruno is forced to deal with the changes that occur in his life when his "Bá" (from Batchan, grandmother in Japanese) is brought to live in his house.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leandro Tadashi
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