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The Festival
In a small countryside town, a group of friends, frustrated by the local monotony, decide to form a rock band to take part in their school's English festival. All of this happens under the watchful eye of the principal, Sister Ivone.
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In a small countryside town, a group of friends, frustrated by the local monotony, decide to form a rock band to take part in their school's English festival. All of this happens under the watchful eye of the principal, Sister Ivone.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Hugo L. V. e Oliveira, Duda Justus
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Buzz CCS
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