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Tainá 2 - A New Amazon Adventure 

The young warrior indian Tainá must now battle against biopirates, and is joined by a new boy from the big city and an indian little girl who wants to follow her steps as a protector of the jungle.
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The young warrior indian Tainá must now battle against biopirates, and is joined by a new boy from the big city and an indian little girl who wants to follow her steps as a protector of the jungle.

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Genre:Adventure, Family
Directed By:Mauro Lima
Written By:Claudia Levay
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Tietê Produções Cinematográficas, Globo Filmes, Lereby Produções

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