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Son of Ox 

João is a lonely boy living in the outback. No friends, no mother, and no bond with his father, he finds a chance to overcome his fears and a possibility to fit in when a small circus arrives in town.
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João is a lonely boy living in the outback. No friends, no mother, and no bond with his father, he finds a chance to overcome his fears and a possibility to fit in when a small circus arrives in town.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Haroldo Borges
Written By:Paula Gomes, Haroldo Borges
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Plano 3 Filmes

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