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Damião, a young black priest, settles in a village of European immigrants, tobacco farmers in southern Brazil. Received with disdain, Damião discovers that sinister forces have taken root in the town.
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Damião, a young black priest, settles in a village of European immigrants, tobacco farmers in southern Brazil. Received with disdain, Damião discovers that sinister forces have taken root in the town.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Aly Muritiba, Alice Marcone, Henrique dos Santos
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Studio:Muritiba Filmes, Grafo Audiovisual, Paramount Pictures Brasil, Olhar Filmes, AP Mañana
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