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O Segredo dos Diamantes
Ângelo arrives at his grandmother's house in Minas Gerais. There, a small chest full of coins and an enigma were discovered, supposedly left by a priest who, 200 years earlier, would have hidden a handful of diamonds.
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Ângelo arrives at his grandmother's house in Minas Gerais. There, a small chest full of coins and an enigma were discovered, supposedly left by a priest who, 200 years earlier, would have hidden a handful of diamonds.
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Genre:Family, Adventure
Written By:Dani Patarra, L.G. Bayão
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Quimera Filmes
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