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Teo, the Blue Boy
Teo is not happy on his first day of vacation because he is worried about the planet. In a dream, he is warned that he needs to act to change reality and from that, the boy becomes obsessed with changing the world, until he realizes that change can start with himself.
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Teo is not happy on his first day of vacation because he is worried about the planet. In a dream, he is warned that he needs to act to change reality and from that, the boy becomes obsessed with changing the world, until he realizes that change can start with himself.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Diego M. Doimo
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Studio:Oz Produtora
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