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The film depicts the arrival of immigrants in the city of Espírito Santo following the history of Carlos, an Italian who struggles for his place against Hermann Gunter, a German colonist who rules the region.
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The film depicts the arrival of immigrants in the city of Espírito Santo following the history of Carlos, an Italian who struggles for his place against Hermann Gunter, a German colonist who rules the region.
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Genre:Drama, Adventure
Written By:Carlos Alberto de Souza Barros, Ney Modenesi, Jece Valadão
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Magnus Filmes
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