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Os Trapalhões no Reino da Fantasia
The Trapalhões put on a show to raise money for an orphanage run by Sister Maria (Xuxa), which is facing financial difficulties. During the performance, the ticket money is stolen. Now, the Trapalhões and Sister Maria must go on an adventure to catch the thieves.
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The Trapalhões put on a show to raise money for an orphanage run by Sister Maria (Xuxa), which is facing financial difficulties. During the performance, the ticket money is stolen. Now, the Trapalhões and Sister Maria must go on an adventure to catch the thieves.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Animation
Written By:Dedé Santana, Jorge Fernando, Paulo Andrade, Márcio Araújo de Sousa, Renato Aragão
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Mauricio de Sousa Produções, Renato Aragão Produções Cinematográficas
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