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O Segredo (2024)
When a young Pathfinder mysteriously loses his neckerchief, he sets out on a journey to uncover three divine secrets. With the help of his friends and inspired by the riddles of the wise Alfred, Caio faces challenges that reveal deep spiritual mysteries. Get ready for a faith-filled adventure full of surprising discoveries.
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When a young Pathfinder mysteriously loses his neckerchief, he sets out on a journey to uncover three divine secrets. With the help of his friends and inspired by the riddles of the wise Alfred, Caio faces challenges that reveal deep spiritual mysteries. Get ready for a faith-filled adventure full of surprising discoveries.
Rating:G
Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Mystery
Written By:Pollyanna Viana Corrêa, Rudy Barros
In Theaters:11/15/2024
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:RUDFILMS
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