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Extraworlds
Julia, Paulinho and Duda are best friends experiencing adolescence. Used to playing RPG together and facing different worlds in the game, one day they find a mysterious book that takes them to truly enter other realities. In the midst of all these adventures, they confront their convictions and fears and understand themselves better.
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Julia, Paulinho and Duda are best friends experiencing adolescence. Used to playing RPG together and facing different worlds in the game, one day they find a mysterious book that takes them to truly enter other realities. In the midst of all these adventures, they confront their convictions and fears and understand themselves better.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family
Written By:Ana Livia Maganha, Ycaro Santos de Carvalho
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Studio:Produtora Mundo da Lua, Imagem e Som - UFSCar
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