“Coyote vs. Acme” and People Power
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Se Segura, Malandro!
Paulo Otávio is the host of a pirate radio station on the slums of Rio de Janeiro. He struggles to mantain the station working, since the only help he's got comes from news reporter Calói. Their story goes beyond as the city starts to face a crime wave.
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Paulo Otávio is the host of a pirate radio station on the slums of Rio de Janeiro. He struggles to mantain the station working, since the only help he's got comes from news reporter Calói. Their story goes beyond as the city starts to face a crime wave.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Armando Costa, Hugo Carvana, Leopoldo Serran
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Embrafilme, Sincro Filmes, Trópico Filmes, Zoom Cinematográfica, Corisco Filmes, Alter Filmes
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