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O Martelo de Vulcano
The five youngsters must prevent Nefasto from possessing the mythical Vulcan's hammer who grants an immeasurable power to its owner.
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The five youngsters must prevent Nefasto from possessing the mythical Vulcan's hammer who grants an immeasurable power to its owner.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Flávio de Souza, Roberto d'Avila
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Moonshot Pictures, TV Cultura, Warner Bros. Pictures
Cast
Eliana Fonseca
Director
Ângela Dip
Nhã-Nhã-Nhã
Paulo Nigro
Gilberto Soares 'Gigante'
Ernani Moraes
Nefasto
Graziella Moretto
Hipácia
Greta Antoine
Rosana Pereira da Silva 'Rouxinol'
Thuanny Costa
Maíra Costa 'Majestade'
Abayomi de Oliveira
Ramiro Serrano 'Raio'
Rafael Chagas
Milton Pereira da Silva (Micróbio)
Bárbara Paz
Polca
Henrique Stroeter
Solek
Luciano Gatti
Zabumba
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