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Lua Cambará - Nas Escadarias do Palácio
In the mid-19th century, Colonel Pedro Cambará rapes his slave, who gives birth to a girl on a full moon night. Named Lua (Moon), she has to fight with the same weapons as men to win her place in the world.
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In the mid-19th century, Colonel Pedro Cambará rapes his slave, who gives birth to a girl on a full moon night. Named Lua (Moon), she has to fight with the same weapons as men to win her place in the world.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rosemberg Cariry
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Runtime:94 minutes
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Cast
Rosemberg Cariry
Director
Dira Paes
Lua Cambará
Chico Diaz
João Índio
Toni Silva
Cabinda
W.J. Solha
Coronel Pedro Cambará
B. de Paiva
Francelino Cambará
Claudio Jaborandy
Idelfonso
Joca Andrade
Primo de Lua Cambará
Muriel Racine
Catherine
Nelson Xavier
Líder dos Ciganos
Via Negromonte
Mãe Cigana
Sofia Xavier
Filha do Chefe dos Ciganos
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