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In a post-apocalyptic Brazil where the ocean water level has risen and there is almost no life on land anymore, the population's solution was to live the same way pirates lived in the past, stealing, killing and ensuring their survival. This gameshow features pirates who ended up in prison and now have the chance to redeem themselves with society, taking as prize their freedom and a little boat to navigate
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In a post-apocalyptic Brazil where the ocean water level has risen and there is almost no life on land anymore, the population's solution was to live the same way pirates lived in the past, stealing, killing and ensuring their survival. This gameshow features pirates who ended up in prison and now have the chance to redeem themselves with society, taking as prize their freedom and a little boat to navigate
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie, Adventure
Written By:Matheus Meira, Julia Wakabara, Gabriela Diofer, Clara Azevedo, Matheus Gama, Isabella Coletto
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Runtime:27 minutes
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