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A girl discovers that the only TV in town is going to be closed by the Mayor and the only people who can help her are the residents and a character who lives inside the television.
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A girl discovers that the only TV in town is going to be closed by the Mayor and the only people who can help her are the residents and a character who lives inside the television.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy, TV Movie
Written By:Cadu Pereiva
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:All Screens Films, Globo Filmes, TV Asa Branca
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