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Pode me Chamar de Nadí 

Ashamed of her curly hair, Nadí doesn't take off her cap for anything. Knowing her weakness, two boys take Nadí's cap and run away. Nadi faces everyone to retrieve her cap.
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Ashamed of her curly hair, Nadí doesn't take off her cap for anything. Knowing her weakness, two boys take Nadí's cap and run away. Nadi faces everyone to retrieve her cap.

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Directed By:Déo Cardoso
Written By:Déo Cardoso
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Runtime:19 minutes
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