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Batguano Returns: Roben on the Road 

Having spent years on the road trying to escape the ghosts of his past, Roben despairs when a disembodied presence invades his electronic devices: it is Batma, his former partner. As they discuss the possibilities of a relationship mediated by the cloud, Roben will have to confront his origins, which he has been despised for being just a supporting character - and discover if there is anything left beyond Batma's desire for domination.
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Having spent years on the road trying to escape the ghosts of his past, Roben despairs when a disembodied presence invades his electronic devices: it is Batma, his former partner. As they discuss the possibilities of a relationship mediated by the cloud, Roben will have to confront his origins, which he has been despised for being just a supporting character - and discover if there is anything left beyond Batma's desire for domination.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aline Portugal, Tavinho Teixeira, Frederico Benevides
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Vã Ventura, Filmes de Abril, Tardo Filmes, Caminhante Filmes, Castanhola Filmes

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