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Raposa
In a small house in the countryside of Ceará, lives Raposa, a woman with a peculiar manner who attracts the attention of Lelé, a handyman who works next door. Their relationship changes when strange sounds come from Raposa's house.
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In a small house in the countryside of Ceará, lives Raposa, a woman with a peculiar manner who attracts the attention of Lelé, a handyman who works next door. Their relationship changes when strange sounds come from Raposa's house.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:João Fontenele
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