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O Jeca e a Égua Milagrosa
In the hunt for votes, two farmers do everything to be elected mayor in a interior town. The colonels, Liborio and Afonso have religious communities and use the spaces to influence the upcoming elections.
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In the hunt for votes, two farmers do everything to be elected mayor in a interior town. The colonels, Liborio and Afonso have religious communities and use the spaces to influence the upcoming elections.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kleber Afonso, Amacio Mazzaropi
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Runtime:102 minutes
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