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O Tubarão Martelo e Os Habitantes do Fundo do Mar – O Filme poster

O Tubarão Martelo e Os Habitantes do Fundo do Mar – O Filme 

The brave navigator, Captain Jack, sets out on a great adventure, with the aim of finding lost treasures in the ocean. As he gets to know the inhabitants of the deep sea, he becomes enchanted by the beauty of animals and marine life and recognizes the greatest of all treasures. On this adventure, he also faces dangers and meets the famous Hammerhead Shark.
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The brave navigator, Captain Jack, sets out on a great adventure, with the aim of finding lost treasures in the ocean. As he gets to know the inhabitants of the deep sea, he becomes enchanted by the beauty of animals and marine life and recognizes the greatest of all treasures. On this adventure, he also faces dangers and meets the famous Hammerhead Shark.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Cláudio Fraga, Carlos Magalhães
Written By:Carlos Magalhães, Cláudio Fraga
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Luz Comunicação, Tubarão Martelo Produções

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Cláudio Fraga, Carlos Magalhães

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Cláudio Fraga

Capitão Jack

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Ricardo Righi

Tubarão Martelo

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Gustavo Marquezini

Peixe Piloto

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Cecília Fernandes

Sereia Luna/Sereia Maya

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