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Forbidden World
A couple of space adventurers set off on a perilous journey across the galaxy in search of the mysterious Forbidden World.
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A couple of space adventurers set off on a perilous journey across the galaxy in search of the mysterious Forbidden World.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Adventure
Written By:Alê Camargo
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Buba Filmes, Um Filmes
Cast
Alê Camargo, Camila Carrossine
Director
Pierre Bittencourt
Fujiwara Manchester
Shallana Costa
Lydia Moshivah
Giulia Brito
Zi
Paulo Porto
Kawamoto McDowell
Alê Camargo
Cara-de-cavalo
Nelson Machado
Líder Idoso Sentado
Cassiano Ávila
Lujipeas
Tininha Godói
Daphne
Luna Carrossine Camargo
As Gêmeas
Luiza Viegas
narradora
Cléber Martins
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