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Journey with Tarsilinha
Tarsilinha sets off on a journey to save her mother’s memory. The only way to do this is to find her mom's stolen keepsakes and overcome her own fears.
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Tarsilinha sets off on a journey to save her mother’s memory. The only way to do this is to find her mom's stolen keepsakes and overcome her own fears.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Fernando Salém, Marcus Aurelius Pimenta
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:H2O Films, PinGuim Content
Cast
Kiko Mistrorigo, Celia Catunda
Director
Alice Barion
Tarsilinha (voice)
Maira Chasseroux
Mãe (voice)
Ando Camargo
Sapo / Macaco (voice)
Skowa
Saci (voice)
Marisa Orth
Lagarta (voice)
Rodolfo Dameglio
Bicho Barrigudo (voice)
Cristina Mutarelli
Cuca (voice)
Marcelo Tas
Bicho Pássaro (voice)
Pedro Lima
Abaporu (voice)
Zezinho Mutarelli
Tatu Pássaro (voice)
Vanderlan Mendes
Touro (voice)
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