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A humble street vendor of fried bananas, from a city in the Amazon rainforest region, has her routine changed when she meets a young reader on the bus on her way back home. From that moment on, she begins a new journey of discoveries, dreams and the challenge of finding her child's favorite book.
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A humble street vendor of fried bananas, from a city in the Amazon rainforest region, has her routine changed when she meets a young reader on the bus on her way back home. From that moment on, she begins a new journey of discoveries, dreams and the challenge of finding her child's favorite book.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Fabiano Tertuliano de Barros, Rafael Rogante
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Runtime:16 minutes
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