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Rio em Chamas
A omnibus film about protests in Rio de Janeiro during 2013.
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A omnibus film about protests in Rio de Janeiro during 2013.
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Daniel Caetano, Ricardo Rodrigues, André Sampaio, Eduardo Souza Lima, Cavi Borges, Vitor Gracciano, Luiz Claudio Lima, Diego Felipe Souza, Vinícius Reis, Luiz Giban, Clara Linhart, Ana Costa Ribeiro
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Runtime:109 minutes
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Daniel Caetano, Ricardo Rodrigues, André Sampaio, Eduardo Souza Lima, Cavi Borges, Vitor Gracciano, Luiz Claudio Lima, Diego Felipe Souza, Vinícius Reis, Luiz Giban, Clara Linhart, Ana Costa Ribeiro
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Carol Pacu
Patrícia Mello
Richard Rebelo
Samuel Toledo
Paulo Tiefenthaler
Luiz Bello
Arnaldo Branco
Cezar Migliorin
Marcus Faustini
André Sampaio
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