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Fofão - A Nave sem Rumo
Fofão is summoned to defend the ship orbiting the Fofolândia the clutches of a villain who wants a sign placed in your nose, so he was born, to govern all galaxies. So Fofão has help Aliemac, fofolo, and children Bruno and Patricia ..
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Fofão is summoned to defend the ship orbiting the Fofolândia the clutches of a villain who wants a sign placed in your nose, so he was born, to govern all galaxies. So Fofão has help Aliemac, fofolo, and children Bruno and Patricia ..
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Written By:Gerson Teixeira, Adriano Stuart, Orival Pessini
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Fofão Filmes
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