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Late 19th century. Hawalari, a young indigenous girl from the Iny people, who lives in Brazilian Midwest, is faced with a situation that causes her insecurity.
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Late 19th century. Hawalari, a young indigenous girl from the Iny people, who lives in Brazilian Midwest, is faced with a situation that causes her insecurity.
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Written By:Cássio Domingos, Hawalari Coxini
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