“Leviticus” and Leviticus
Like most young people, Leviticus is imperfect. But I love it anyways.
Os Fãs Mais Rebeldes Que A Banda
Parvati, Gisa, Santo and Baby are the only members of the fan club"Exilados" dedicated to the band Príncipes no Exíllo; the sudden news that the group has come to an end hits them hard. While they try to understand why their idols put their dream lives on pause, they have to go through the maturation phase.
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Parvati, Gisa, Santo and Baby are the only members of the fan club"Exilados" dedicated to the band Príncipes no Exíllo; the sudden news that the group has come to an end hits them hard. While they try to understand why their idols put their dream lives on pause, they have to go through the maturation phase.
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Genre:Music, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Chris Araújo, João Luciano
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Inovador Talvez Filmes, Cabocla Produções, Grito Filmes
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