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Rua Dinorá
Dinorá is a ten-year-old girl who practices karate and needs to sell raffle tickets to pay for a trip to a championship. Along the way, she discovers the history of her street and her neighborhood.
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Dinorá is a ten-year-old girl who practices karate and needs to sell raffle tickets to pay for a trip to a championship. Along the way, she discovers the history of her street and her neighborhood.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Natália Maia, Samuel Brasileiro
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Praia à Noite, Bordo Filmes
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