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The Night of the Bottle Fight
Nine years after Brazil's Independence, popular protests force Emperor Dom Pedro I to hastily flee the country. The ghosts of Imperial Brazil project themselves into today's Brazil on the traditional Quitanda's street, in Rio de Janeiro.
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Nine years after Brazil's Independence, popular protests force Emperor Dom Pedro I to hastily flee the country. The ghosts of Imperial Brazil project themselves into today's Brazil on the traditional Quitanda's street, in Rio de Janeiro.
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Genre:Documentary, History
Written By:Elder Barbosa
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Porto das Caixas Produções, Clubsoda Filmes
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