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Juvenal and the Dragon
An adventurous young man will have his courage and benevolence tested while saving the population of a kingdom - which is inserted in the middle of a brazilian countryside - from an imminent threat - a dragon - to win the heart of the girl he falls in love with.
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An adventurous young man will have his courage and benevolence tested while saving the population of a kingdom - which is inserted in the middle of a brazilian countryside - from an imminent threat - a dragon - to win the heart of the girl he falls in love with.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Silvio Toledo, Natali Toledo, Janice Ghislery
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Stairs Filmes
Cast
Natali Toledo
Director
Lucas Veloso
Juvenal (voice)
Maria Alice Gadelha
Rosinha (voice)
Fernando Teixeira
Zé Lourenço (voice)
Dadá Venceslau
Pedim (voice)
Naldo Fernandes
Andarilho (voice)
Beto Quirino
Rei Dorgival (voice)
Melquizedeque Bernardo
Recepcionista (voice)
Erica Maria
Ana Sofia (voice)
Oscar Neto
Coroné Grilo (voice)
Anne Karolynne
Anne (voice)
Luis Eduardo Farias
Tobias (voice)
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