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The Dawn Show Movie 

Canella, Chester, Tulinho and Emojo live a peaceful life at Canella Produções, a studio that looks more like a gamer burger joint, living useless adventures and recording crude productions to try to sell to the big streaming platforms, but their attempts to become millionaires are frustrated by late bills and our heroes find themselves in lunatic attempts to recover all the money they lost to pay their debts and not lose their assets. Will our intrepid laughter adventurers be able to undo the run of bad luck they've run into?
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Canella, Chester, Tulinho and Emojo live a peaceful life at Canella Produções, a studio that looks more like a gamer burger joint, living useless adventures and recording crude productions to try to sell to the big streaming platforms, but their attempts to become millionaires are frustrated by late bills and our heroes find themselves in lunatic attempts to recover all the money they lost to pay their debts and not lose their assets. Will our intrepid laughter adventurers be able to undo the run of bad luck they've run into?

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Genre:Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Directed By:Matheus Canella
Written By:Matheus Canella
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Matheus Canella Produções

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