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Abigail is a girl whose best friend is a stuffed rabbit, Bento. When alone he transforms into a rabbit man who is the protector of her fears. Until one day, when trying to help her with a conflict at school, he is stolen.
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Abigail is a girl whose best friend is a stuffed rabbit, Bento. When alone he transforms into a rabbit man who is the protector of her fears. Until one day, when trying to help her with a conflict at school, he is stolen.
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Written By:Beatriz Fernanda Martins Ruiz Torres Magalhães
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Beatriz Fernanda Martins Ruiz Torres Magalhães
Director
Luiza Antunes
Abigail (7 anos)
Ramoile Barreiros
Bento
Daniele Máximo
Manuela
Andre Melgacio
Antonio
Carmen Luiza Moura
Fernanda
Nicolly Bianca dos Anjos Fonseca
Lívia
Melissa Alves Leirião
Fabíola
Gustavo Corasini
André
Erick Mendes Mangia
Fabrício
Isadora Gondim
Abigail (17 anos)
Cristina Freitas
Claudia
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